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For the following reaction: (2) (1) Ja, + "j" —— _Ja, + "Y-H C=CH₂ +C-CH₂ Н Part: 0/4 Part 1 of 4 Reactant A: Brønsted acid Classify the starting materials and intermediates as a Brønsted acid, Brønsted base, nucleophile, or electrophile. Reactant B: (Choose one) B Intermediate C: (Choose one) Intermediate D: (Choose one) Brønsted acid Brønsted base nucleophile electrophile D CH₂

For the following reaction: (2) (1) Ja, + "j" —— _Ja, + "Y-H C=CH₂ +C-CH₂ Н Part: 0/4 Part 1 of 4 Reactant A: Brønsted acid Classify the starting materials and intermediates as a Brønsted acid, Brønsted base, nucleophile, or electrophile. Reactant B: (Choose one) B Intermediate C: (Choose one) Intermediate D: (Choose one) Brønsted acid Brønsted base nucleophile electrophile D CH₂

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**For the following reaction:** A chemical equation is presented where: - Reactant A: An alkene (shown with a C=C double bond and substituents). - Reactant B: A species with an H-O bond and a positive charge on oxygen (H-O^-). The reaction proceeds in two steps indicated by arrows (1) and (2). - Intermediate C: The alkene is transformed into a saturated compound with a new C-C bond. - Intermediate D: A molecule similar to B but with a lone pair on oxygen instead of a positive charge, indicating it's a hydroxide ion (HO^-). **Part: 0 / 4** **Part 1 of 4:** **Task:** Classify the starting materials and intermediates as a Brønsted acid, Brønsted base, nucleophile, or electrophile. - Reactant A: Dropdown menu with options (Brønsted acid selected). - Reactant B: Dropdown menu for classification. - Intermediate C: Dropdown menu for classification. - Intermediate D: Dropdown menu for classification (Brønsted acid option visible). The selection involves identifying the roles of each reactant or intermediate in the context of the reaction mechanism.
Transcribed Image Text:**For the following reaction:** A chemical equation is presented where: - Reactant A: An alkene (shown with a C=C double bond and substituents). - Reactant B: A species with an H-O bond and a positive charge on oxygen (H-O^-). The reaction proceeds in two steps indicated by arrows (1) and (2). - Intermediate C: The alkene is transformed into a saturated compound with a new C-C bond. - Intermediate D: A molecule similar to B but with a lone pair on oxygen instead of a positive charge, indicating it's a hydroxide ion (HO^-). **Part: 0 / 4** **Part 1 of 4:** **Task:** Classify the starting materials and intermediates as a Brønsted acid, Brønsted base, nucleophile, or electrophile. - Reactant A: Dropdown menu with options (Brønsted acid selected). - Reactant B: Dropdown menu for classification. - Intermediate C: Dropdown menu for classification. - Intermediate D: Dropdown menu for classification (Brønsted acid option visible). The selection involves identifying the roles of each reactant or intermediate in the context of the reaction mechanism.
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Step 1: Explanation

Bronsted -Lowry acid base concept:

Acid is a substance which can donate proton.

Base is a substance which can accept proton.

Electrophile: It is an electron deficient species, usually contain a positive charge

Nucleophile: It is an electron rich species, usually contain lone pair of electrons or negative charge.


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