### Radical Reaction Mechanism ExerciseThe following list includes the key terms involved in a radical reaction mechanism. Note - some of the terms below are NOT included in radical mechanisms. Your task is to pick the steps that ARE involved in a radical mechanism and place them in the correct order (from left to right). Use the exact terms below when entering your answer.- Propagation- Halogenation- Carbocation Intermediate- SN2- Heterolytic Cleavage- Termination- Concerted- Initiation#### Steps1. 1st Step: [Text Box]2. 2nd Step: [Text Box]3. 3rd Step: [Text Box] **Instructions for Spectroscopy Problems**1. **Read the directions to each question carefully** - Not following the directions means you get the question wrong!2. **Format your answers as directed** - Formatting your answers incorrectly means you get the question wrong!**IR Regions and NMR Chemical Shifts Table**This table provides the IR regions and NMR chemical shifts essential for addressing spectroscopy problems.### ¹H NMR Regions- **12 - 10 ppm**: RCOOH (Chemical Shift)- **10 - 9 ppm**: Aromatic Aldehyde- **9 - 8 ppm**: Proton of Aldehyde- **8 - 6 ppm**: Benzene Ring (Aromatic Protons)- **6 - 4 ppm**: [ ] -H-O, -OH, -NH- **5 - 3 ppm**: H-C=C (Alkene) - Other Functional Groups: - 6 - 4 ppm: H-C-X (X = F, Cl, Br - Electronegative Atom) - 5 - 3 ppm: H-C-O - 4 - 2 ppm: H-C-C - 3 - 0.5 ppm: H-C-S - 3 - 2 ppm: H-C≡C-H (Terminal Alkyne) - 2 - 0.5 ppm: -CH₃, -CH₂- - 1 - 0 ppm: Basic Alkanes - Additional Groupings: - Broad range: Aromatic, Aliphatic### IR Spectroscopy Regions (cm⁻¹)#### Functional Groups and Their Ranges:- **3200 - 3500 cm⁻¹**: - ≡C-H (Alkyne, sp Hybridized Carbon-Hydrogen Stretch)- **3100 - 2850 cm⁻¹**: - O=H, N-H, NH₂ (Primary Amines)- **2850 - 2950 cm⁻¹**: - C-H (Varying Carbon-Hydrogen Stretches)- **2200 cm⁻¹**: - C≡N (Nitrile Stretch) - O=CH (Aldehyde C-H Stretch)- **1730 - 1710 cm⁻¹**

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The following list includes the key terms involved in a radical reaction mechanism. Note - some of the terms below are NOT included in radical mechanisms. Your task is to pick the steps that ARE involved in a radical mechanism and place them in the correct order (from left to right). Use the exact terms below when entering your answer. Propagation Halogenation 1st Step: 2nd Step: 3rd Step: Carbocation Intermediate SN2 Heterolytic Cleavage Termination Concerted Initiation

The following list includes the key terms involved in a radical reaction mechanism. Note - some of the terms below are NOT included in radical mechanisms. Your task is to pick the steps that ARE involved in a radical mechanism and place them in the correct order (from left to right). Use the exact terms below when entering your answer. Propagation Halogenation 1st Step: 2nd Step: 3rd Step: Carbocation Intermediate SN2 Heterolytic Cleavage Termination Concerted Initiation

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