### SN1 Reaction Mechanism and Major Products**Objective:**Identify the major products of this SN1 reaction. Ignore any inorganic byproducts. Use a dash or wedge bond to indicate stereochemistry of substituents on asymmetric centers, where applicable.**Reaction Overview:**The substrate provided for the SN1 reaction is as follows:![Substrate Structure](https://example.com)In this structure, the carbon bearing the chlorine (Cl) atom is part of a branched alkyl chain. The chlorine atom is shown as a wedge, indicating its stereochemical position.**Solvent:**Water (H₂O) is used as the solvent for this reaction.**Reaction Mechanism:**1. **Formation of Carbocation:** - The leaving group (chlorine) departs, resulting in the formation of a carbocation intermediate. - Given the placement of the chlorine and the carbon chain, the carbocation forms at the carbon that was originally bonded to the chlorine.2. **Nucleophilic Attack:** - Water molecules act as nucleophiles and attack the carbocation, leading to the formation of an oxonium ion intermediate. 3. **Deprotonation:** - The oxonium ion undergoes deprotonation to yield the final alcohol product.**Diagram:**The diagram on the webpage should include:1. The structure of the initial alkyl chloride with chlorine depicted as a wedge or dash to denote stereochemistry.2. An arrow pointing downward from the structure, indicating the reaction progress.3. Water (H₂O) as the reagent.4. A dotted box titled "Select to Draw SN1 Product", where users can draw or visualize the major product of the reaction.### Expected Major Product:The major product will be an alcohol where the hydroxyl group (OH) has replaced the chlorine, taking into account the original stereochemistry of the molecule.**Interactive Exercise:**- Utilize the interactive drawing tool provided within the dotted box to sketch the expected SN1 product of the given substrate with water as the solvent.**Note:**- Ensure correct stereochemistry is depicted for the hydroxyl group on the asymmetric center if applicable.This educational model showcases the principles of an SN1 reaction and aids in visualizing the structural changes occurring during the chemical process.

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