For the following reactions, assign the mechanism as E1, E2, SN1, or SN2:- **A:** A compound with two phenyl groups and a chlorine atom, reacts with CH₃OH and heat.- **B:** A bromocyclohexane compound reacts with NaOMe.- **C:** A 2-bromobutane compound reacts with CH₃SNa.- **D:** A bromocyclopentane compound reacts with NaOEt.Each reaction has a dropdown menu to select the mechanism type (E1, E2, SN1, SN2).**Explanation of Diagrams:**1. **Compound A:** Contains two aromatic rings with a chlorine atom attached. The reaction involves methanol and heat, suggesting a possible substitution or elimination mechanism. 2. **Compound B:** Cyclohexane ring with a bromine substituent. The reaction with sodium methoxide suggests a nucleophilic substitution or elimination.3. **Compound C:** Linear carbon chain with a bromine substituent at the second carbon, reacting with sodium thiomethoxide, indicating substitution.4. **Compound D:** Cyclopentane ring with a bromine substituent, reacting with sodium ethoxide, suggesting substitution or elimination pathways.Each reaction type can be analyzed based on the structure of the reactants and the conditions provided.

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To preview image click here & For the following reactions assign the mechanism as E1, E2, SN1, SN2 1. Choose the correct option for A [Select] 2. Choose the correct option for B [Select] 3. Choose the correct option for C[Select] 4. Choose the correct option for D [Select] CI A. B. C. D. Br Br Br CH3OH heat NaOMe CH3SNa NaOEt

To preview image click here & For the following reactions assign the mechanism as E1, E2, SN1, SN2 1. Choose the correct option for A [Select] 2. Choose the correct option for B [Select] 3. Choose the correct option for C[Select] 4. Choose the correct option for D [Select] CI A. B. C. D. Br Br Br CH3OH heat NaOMe CH3SNa NaOEt

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