**Instructions:**Show steps and reagents necessary to obtain the following products in reactions. (Ex: process could be addition of bromine, hydrogenation, hydroboration, addition of HOX, elimination reactions, oxymercuration/demercuration, etc.)**Reaction Diagrams:**1. **Diagram 4:** - **Reactant:** A three-carbon alkene with two bromines attached, forming a vicinal dibromide structure. The configuration is as follows: - Bromine (Br) atoms are on adjacent carbon atoms in a staggered structure. - **Product:** Cyclopropane derivative where a chlorine (Cl) is added to the third carbon. 2. **Diagram 5:** - **Reactant:** A similar three-carbon alkene with two bromines attached like Diagram 4. - **Product:** A cyclopropane ring with no additional substituents.3. **Diagram 6:** - **Reactant:** An alkyne with a single methyl group on one side and a hydrogen at the other end of the triple bond. - **Product:** A ketone structure with a carbonyl group (C=O) on the middle carbon, resulting from addition and hydration or oxidation processes.**Detailed Description and Analysis:**- The diagrams demonstrate transformations involving alkenes and alkynes to cyclopropane and ketone products, respectively.- These transformations typically involve: - Addition reactions, such as halogenation or hydrogenation. - Cyclization or ring formation for cyclopropane products. - Hydration or oxidation of alkynes for ketone formation.- Understanding the shown reactants and products is crucial for mastering conversion techniques in organic chemistry, particularly focusing on the reagents and conditions needed for these transformations.

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Show steps and reagents necessary to obtain the following products in reactions. (Ex: process could be addition of bromine, hydrogenation, hydroboration, addition of HOX, elimination reactions, oxymercuration/demurcuration, etc) Br H- H H. H-A Br 5) c-c- H H 6) OH

Show steps and reagents necessary to obtain the following products in reactions. (Ex: process could be addition of bromine, hydrogenation, hydroboration, addition of HOX, elimination reactions, oxymercuration/demurcuration, etc) Br H- H H. H-A Br 5) c-c- H H 6) OH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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