The image displays a chemical reaction that involves the formation of two different products from a common reactant. The instructions state: "The following reactions give two different products. Show the mechanisms leading to their formation."### Reaction Details:1. **First Reaction:** - Reactant: A cyclohexanone derivative (five-membered ring with a ketone group). - Reagents: Methanol (CH₃OH) and a proton source (H⁺). - Product: An acetal of the starting material with methanol, indicated by the addition of methoxy (-OCH₃) and hydroxyl groups (OH).2. **Second Reaction:** - Reactant: Same cyclohexanone derivative. - Reagents: Methoxide ion (CH₃O⁻) and methanol (CH₃OH). - Product: An ether formation is shown, where methoxy groups are added to the original structure.### Reaction Mechanisms:- **Mechanism for First Reaction:** - The acidic conditions suggest a standard acetal formation mechanism where the ketone undergoes protonation leading to a more reactive electrophilic center. Methanol then attacks, forming a hemiketal, followed by further reaction to form the acetal with the release of water.- **Mechanism for Second Reaction:** - The use of methoxide as a nucleophile under basic conditions indicates a nucleophilic attack on the carbonyl carbon. This often proceeds through a single step in basic conditions to quickly form ether linkages by direct displacement of the leaving group.These reactions illustrate the different pathways a single reactant can undergo based on the nature of the catalytic environment—acidic or basic catalyst—leading to bifurcation in the reaction pathway and formation of structurally different products.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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