There is more than one correct answer for this question. **Question:**See Figure 10-1. The product(s) of the E1 reaction of Compound Q is/are:- [ ] G- [ ] H- [ ] J- [ ] K- [ ] L**Explanation:**This question prompts students to refer to Figure 10-1 to identify the products of an E1 reaction of Compound Q. The E1 (elimination, unimolecular) reaction typically involves the removal of a leaving group, leading to the formation of a double bond in the product. It proceeds through a carbocation intermediate, which can lead to rearrangements and multiple possible products.Students are asked to check the correct answer(s) from the options provided: G, H, J, K, or L. **Figure 10-1**This diagram illustrates a series of chemical reactions starting from compound \( G \), a brominated cyclopentane. The reaction proceeds through two main pathways: \( SN1 \) and \( E1 \).**\( SN1 \) Reaction Pathway:**- Starting from compound \( G \) reacting with \( CH_3OH \) (methanol) under heat (indicated by the delta symbol): - Compound \( A \) is formed where the bromine is replaced by a methoxy group (\( OCH_3 \)). - Compound \( B \) shows another stereochemical outcome where the methoxy group (\( OCH_3 \)) is added at a different stereochemical position. - Compounds \( C \) and \( D \) also show the methoxy group (\( OCH_3 \)) addition with varying stereochemistry. - Compound \( E \) displays the methoxy group present without the explicit hydrogen. - Compound \( F \) illustrates another methylated product with a specific substitution pattern.**\( E1 \) Reaction Pathway:**- Proceeds from compound \( G \) leading to: - Compound \( G' \), showing the formation of a double bond, thus indicating dehydrobromination. - Compound \( H \) presents an alternative result in the elimination pathway. - Compound \( J \) is labeled with \( (E \& Z) \), suggesting it has isomers with different geometric configurations around the double bond. - Compound \( K \), similar to others, shows a distinct double bond formation. - Compound \( L' \) displays an alternative stereochemical orientation of the remaining substituents post-elimination.This figure showcases typical outcomes of solvolysis and elimination reactions in organic chemistry, emphasizing mechanism-based product distribution through \( SN1 \) and \( E1 \) pathways.

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