### Organic Chemistry Reaction Mechanism AnalysisIn this exercise, we will analyze several organic chemistry reaction mechanisms. We will sketch the mechanisms and in some cases, identify the resulting product, indicating whether the process follows an \( S_N2 \), \( S_N1 \), \( E1 \), or \( E2 \) pathway.#### Reaction A![Diagram A]1. **Reactant:** - 2-Methyl-2-butanol is heated in ethanol. 2. **Mechanism:** - Describe the process that converts the given starting material to the product via heat application in ethanol.3. **Product Identification** - Indicate the correct product formed from the reaction and specify the mechanism (e.g., \( S_N2 \), \( S_N1 \), \( E1 \), or \( E2 \)). #### Reaction B![Diagram B]1. **Reactant:** - 2-Methyl-1-butanol is reacting with \( OH \) under the formation of an intermediate.2. **Mechanism:** - Illustrate the mechanism that transforms the alcohol into the final product and explain the type of reaction it follows.3. **Product Identification:** - Identify whether the formation of the product involves inversion and the type of mechanism utilized. 4. **Correct Product Confirmation:** - Provide a box for correcting if necessary and for specifying the reaction condition's relevance to either \( S_N2 \), \( S_N1 \), \( E1 \), or \( E2 \).### Example Analysis#### Reaction Condition and Mechanism Explanation- The mechanisms of \( S_N1 \) and \( S_N2 \) involve substitution reactions where the leaving group in the reactant is replaced by a nucleophile. \( E1 \) and \( E2 \) represent elimination processes leading to the formation of alkenes by removing hydrogen atoms or substituents from the starting materials.- **\( S_N1 \) (Unimolecular Nucleophilic Substitution):** The reaction involves a two-step mechanism where the rate-determining step is the formation of a carbocation intermediate.- **\( S_N2 \) (Bimolecular Nucleophilic Substitution):** A one-step process where the nucleophile attacks from the opposite side, leading to inversion of configuration.- **\( E1 \) (Unimolecular Elimination): ### Understanding Reaction Mechanisms: SN1, SN2, E1, E2#### Explanation of the ProblemThis section examines two chemical reactions and queries regarding the mechanisms and products formed. #### Reaction 1![Reaction 1](URL_to_the_image)For the first reaction:1. **Reaction Description:** - **Reactants and Products**: A cyclohexane derivative with a -Br substituent is shown reacting to yield a cyclohexane derivative with a -OCH3 substituent. - **Reagent:** F-BUOH.2. **Questions:** - Identify the correct product. - Name the product formed. - Determine the mechanism (SN2, SN1, E2, E1).#### Reaction 2![Reaction 2](URL_to_the_image)For the second reaction:1. **Reaction Description:** - **Reactants and Products**: A cyclohexane derivative with a -Br substituent is shown reacting to yield a cyclohexane derivative with a methoxy substituent. - **Reagent:** TBD.2. **Questions:** - Identify the correct product. - Name the product formed. - Determine the mechanism (SN2, SN1, E2, E1).#### Diagram ExplanationIn both diagrams, the reactants are shown on the left side, and the products are shown on the right side. The arrow indicates the direction of the reaction. The substituents attached to the cyclohexane ring change from -Br to either -OCH3 or other specified groups.*Note: Detailed reaction conditions and intermediates are needed to definitively determine the mechanism (e.g., solvent, temperature). Suggest verifying these conditions to accurately classify the reaction.*This transcription could be used to aid students in understanding the mechanisms involved in substitution and elimination reactions, as well as for preparing answers during exams or homework assignments.---The above transcription converts the image into text and provides context for educational purposes on a website. For accurate mechanism classification, students must apply their knowledge of reaction conditions.

Sn1 reaction and sn2 reaction SN1 and SN2 are two of the most common reactions involved in org chem…

This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): t-BuOH OC(CH3)3 This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): hp

This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): t-BuOH OC(CH3)3 This is NOT the correct product for this reaction. Provide the name of the correct product: What is the mechanism that gives the correct product (answer SN2, SN1, E1, or E2): hp

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