**Image Transcription for an Educational Website****Problem Statement:**Predict the starting alkyl chloride that would produce the product shown in the SN1 reaction. Assume no rearrangements. Stereochemistry is not considered.**Feedback Section:**- Status: Incorrect- Attempts Remaining: 2**Diagrams and Chemical Structures:**1. **Reaction Scheme:** - The image shows a chemical reaction where an unspecified substrate undergoes a transformation. - The reactant is unspecified but leads to the following product.2. **Chemical Structures:** - Product: Contains a benzene ring attached to an ethoxy group (–OCH2CH3) leading to a complex ether formation. - The product includes a phenyl group with an ethyl ether linkage.**Diagram Explanation:**A flow arrow is used to indicate the chemical transformation, where the starting material should yield the product using ethanol (\(CH_3CH_2OH\)) as a solvent or reagent under SN1 reaction conditions.**Note:**This exercise demonstrates understanding mechanism predictions in organic chemistry, specifically focusing on SN1 reactions where carbocation intermediates and nucleophilic substitutions are key.

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Predict the starting alkyl chloride that would produce the product shown in the SN1 reaction. Assume no rearrangements. Stereochemistry is not considered. Incorrect, 2 attempts remaining Select to View feedback I I 1 I CH3CH₂OH I I I I I X F

Predict the starting alkyl chloride that would produce the product shown in the SN1 reaction. Assume no rearrangements. Stereochemistry is not considered. Incorrect, 2 attempts remaining Select to View feedback I I 1 I CH3CH₂OH I I I I I X F

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