Question 22Select correct and most relevant mechanism for each of the following reaction.Hint: Review Chapter 11.4.Brdilute HBrMechanism A:H.CH2Hprotontransfernucleophilic attackH ..OHCH2proton transferBr dilute H-Br:BrMechanism B:proton transfertertiarycarbocationhydrogen migration(rearrangement)HCH3dilute H-Br:Mechanism C:secondarycarbocation:Br:nucleophilic attackHHCH3Brtertiarycarbocation:Br:nucleophilicattacknucleophilicattackCH3dilute H-Br:Ηproton transfereliminationprimarycarbanionO:Br:H-Br:protondisassosiationproton transferBrBrdilute H-Br::Br::Br-HMechanism D:dilute H-Br:Bсsecondarycarbanionproton transferH.CH2CH2HH CH3H-Br:dilute H-Br:H-Br:proton transfer:Br:eliminationprotondisassosiationnucleophilic attacktertiarycarbocationHH CH3Br:Br:

Product of following reaction can be made by applying appropriate reaction mechanism.

Select correct and most relevant mechanism for each of the following reaction. Hint: Review Chapter 11.4. Br dilute HBr Mechanism A: H. CH2 nucleophilic attack HO HCH2 proton transfer H proton Br dilute H-Br: Br transfer Mechanism B: proton transfer dilute H-Br: tertiary carbocation hydrogen migration (rearrangement) HOCH3 H HCH3 = secondary carbocation Mechanism C: tertiary carbocation nucleophilic attack nucleophilic attack CH3 nucleophilic attack dilute H-Br: proton transfer primary carbanion Br: elimination H-Br: dilute H-Br: proton disassosiation Mechanism D: dilute H-Br: A B C proton transfer Br Br :Br-H secondary carbanion ..☺ CH2 proton transfer Н H CH3 H-Br: dilute H-Br: H-Br: proton transfer elimination proton disassosiation nucleophilic attack tertiary carbocation H HCH3 Br

Select correct and most relevant mechanism for each of the following reaction. Hint: Review Chapter 11.4. Br dilute HBr Mechanism A: H. CH2 nucleophilic attack HO HCH2 proton transfer H proton Br dilute H-Br: Br transfer Mechanism B: proton transfer dilute H-Br: tertiary carbocation hydrogen migration (rearrangement) HOCH3 H HCH3 = secondary carbocation Mechanism C: tertiary carbocation nucleophilic attack nucleophilic attack CH3 nucleophilic attack dilute H-Br: proton transfer primary carbanion Br: elimination H-Br: dilute H-Br: proton disassosiation Mechanism D: dilute H-Br: A B C proton transfer Br Br :Br-H secondary carbanion ..☺ CH2 proton transfer Н H CH3 H-Br: dilute H-Br: H-Br: proton transfer elimination proton disassosiation nucleophilic attack tertiary carbocation H HCH3 Br

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