**Title: Predicting SN1 Reaction Products with Iodide****Objective**: Analyze an SN1 reaction with iodide for the given compound and identify the major and minor products.**Compound Structure**:The compound is represented as a line-angle structure with the following features:- A central carbon bonded to a bromine atom (Br).- Two carbon chains extending from the central carbon: one ethyl group and one propyl group.- An additional methyl group attached to the central carbon.**Task**:1. Predict the products of an SN1 reaction when iodide acts as the nucleophile.2. Identify the major and minor products and provide their names.### Reaction Mechanism**Step 1**: Formation of Carbocation- The bromine (Br) leaves, forming a carbocation at the central carbon.**Step 2**: Nucleophilic Attack- Iodide (I-) attacks the carbocation, leading to the formation of new products.### Possible Products1. **Major Product**: - Likely formed at the site of the most stable carbocation. - Expected to be the product where iodide replaces bromine directly at the tertiary carbon.2. **Minor Product**: - Can form if rearrangements occur or if the product forms at less stable carbocation sites.### Conclusion- **Major Product Name**: 2-Iodo-2-methylbutane- **Minor Product Name**: Possible rearranged structures, if any.Understanding SN1 reactions involves recognizing carbocation stability and the influence of nucleophiles, as well as identifying potential rearrangements in products.

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Alkanes are saturated organic compounds which are made up of C and H atoms. Alkanes have the general formula of CnH2n+2. Alkane contains sp3 hybridized carbon atoms with four sigmas (σ) bonds & every hydrogen atom is connected with one of the carbon atoms. The size of the alkane could be determined by the number of carbon atoms located in it.

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**Title: Predicting SN1 Reaction Products with Iodide**

**Objective**: Analyze an SN1 reaction with iodide for the given compound and identify the major and minor products.

**Compound Structure**:
The compound is represented as a line-angle structure with the following features:
- A central carbon bonded to a bromine atom (Br).
- Two carbon chains extending from the central carbon: one ethyl group and one propyl group.
- An additional methyl group attached to the central carbon.

**Task**:
1. Predict the products of an SN1 reaction when iodide acts as the nucleophile.
2. Identify the major and minor products and provide their names.

### Reaction Mechanism

**Step 1**: Formation of Carbocation
- The bromine (Br) leaves, forming a carbocation at the central carbon.

**Step 2**: Nucleophilic Attack
- Iodide (I-) attacks the carbocation, leading to the formation of new products.

### Possible Products

1. **Major Product**:
- Likely formed at the site of the most stable carbocation.
- Expected to be the product where iodide replaces bromine directly at the tertiary carbon.

2. **Minor Product**:
- Can form if rearrangements occur or if the product forms at less stable carbocation sites.

### Conclusion

- **Major Product Name**: 2-Iodo-2-methylbutane
- **Minor Product Name**: Possible rearranged structures, if any.

Understanding SN1 reactions involves recognizing carbocation stability and the influence of nucleophiles, as well as identifying potential rearrangements in products.

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