**Predict the Major Product(s) of the Reaction:****Context:** For the following chemical reaction, predict the major product(s). For reactions that are not stereospecific, select all correct stereoisomers.**Reaction:**- **Reactant:** A dibromo compound with two carbonyl groups on adjacent carbons.- **Reagent:** CH₃OH (Methanol)**Products:** (Choose the correct product(s) based on the reaction)1. **First Option:** - Structural formula: Carbon chain with two hydroxyl groups (OH) and two methoxy groups (OCH₃). - Bromine atoms at different positions along the chain.2. **Second Option:** - Structural formula: Carbon chain with a methoxy group (OCH₃) and two hydroxyl groups (OH). - Bromine atoms at different positions along the chain.3. **Third Option:** - Structural formula: Carbon chain with two carbonyl groups at both ends. - Does not display any bromine.4. **Fourth Option:** - Structural formula: Carbon chain with a carbonyl group and no other substituents.5. **Fifth Option:** - Structural formula: Carbon chain with a methoxy group (OCH₃) and hydroxyl group (OH). - Two bromines (Br) attached to the chain.**Note:** Analyze the reaction mechanism and select major product(s) accordingly. Consider rearrangements, substitutions, and eliminations as potential outcomes of the reaction. ### Reaction Scheme**Starting Material:**A ketone (acetone structure) is shown as the starting material for the reaction.**Reaction Conditions:**1. **KCN, THF**: Potassium cyanide in tetrahydrofuran.2. **CH₃COOH**: Acetic acid.**Products:**The products are listed as options likely resulting from a reaction with the given conditions. The task might be to identify the correct product.### Possible Products with Reaction Pathway Descriptions1. **Product 1:** - Structure: Contains a cyanohydrin with a hydroxyl group and a cyano group on the same carbon. - Description: This structure suggests the addition of cyanide to the ketone with subsequent protonation.2. **Product 2:** - Structure: A similar cyanohydrin formation but with an alternative configuration to Product 1. - Description: Indicates stereochemistry might be a consideration for identifying the correct product.3. **Product 3:** - Structure: Another cyanohydrin structure with hydroxyl and cyano groups in different spatial arrangements. - Description: Implies various stereochemical outcomes from the reaction.4. **Product 4:** - Structure: Shows an extended carbon chain with a ketone and cyano group. - Description: Possible indication of a different reaction pathway or product than expected from the described conditions.5. **Product 5:** - Structure: Two carbonyl groups with an extended carbon chain. - Description: Suggests rearrangement or an aldol-type reaction if this were to form.6. **Product 6:** - Structure: An extended carbon chain with a cyano group at one end. - Description: Could be a result of different reaction conditions or pathways if considering incorrect alternatives.### AnalysisThe task involves understanding how the ketone will react under the specified conditions (nucleophilic addition of cyanide followed by protonation) to form the expected product, typically a cyanohydrin. The correct product would involve the right stereochemistry relative to the ketone from the given reaction setup.

The goven reaction belongs to carbonyl reaction in which one functional group is converted into other with the use of different reagent. Carbonyl reaction is very important reaction.

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Predict the major product(s) of the following reactions. For reactions that are not stereospecific, you should select all correct stereoisomers. a) Br HO D H,CO- D H.CO- оно. HO H.CO Br Br Br Br OCH, OH Br Br Br OH OCH -OCH, CH,OH OH Products blan п Br Br Br OCH, ОН

Predict the major product(s) of the following reactions. For reactions that are not stereospecific, you should select all correct stereoisomers. a) Br HO D H,CO- D H.CO- оно. HO H.CO Br Br Br Br OCH, OH Br Br Br OH OCH -OCH, CH,OH OH Products blan п Br Br Br OCH, ОН

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