I need help with all of these, please hurry and be correct! What is/are the major product(s) only for the following reaction? [Note: you may choose multiple answers.]Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemicaldesignations where needed [Note: italics are not required.]HBr (excess)CH,Cl,CH3BrCIа.b.с.Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemicaldesignations where needed [Note: italics are not required.]d.f.DcDraw a valid and complete reaction mechanism, including all stereochemistry for the reaction shown. Include all appropriate steps, arrows, andelectrons involved. Draw all of the intermediates (and/or transition states where discussed in lecture), and label all non-zero formal charges. Alsoinclude the appropriate reactants and all possible products, including all keto-enol tautomers. Please label these as “major" and "minor" (and "veryminor," if needed). You may use a label more than once, but each structure should only have one label.H,SO4H20

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What is/are the major productis) only for the following reaction? (Note: you may choose multiple answers) Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemical designations where needed (Note: italics are not required.] HBr (excess) CH,Cl; CH3 a. b. c. Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemical designations where needed (Note: italics are not required.] d. Draw a valid and complete reaction mechanism, including all stereochemistry for the reaction shown. Include all appropriate steps, arrows, and electrons involved. Draw all of the intermediates (and/or transition states where discussed in lecture), and label all non-zero formal charges. Also include the appropriate reactants and all possible products, including all keto-enol tautomers. Please label these as "major" and "minor" (and "very minor," if needed). You may use a label more than once, but each structure should only have one label. H,SO,

What is/are the major productis) only for the following reaction? (Note: you may choose multiple answers) Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemical designations where needed (Note: italics are not required.] HBr (excess) CH,Cl; CH3 a. b. c. Provide the proper systematic (IUPAC) name for the following structure using any and all proper stereochemical designations where needed (Note: italics are not required.] d. Draw a valid and complete reaction mechanism, including all stereochemistry for the reaction shown. Include all appropriate steps, arrows, and electrons involved. Draw all of the intermediates (and/or transition states where discussed in lecture), and label all non-zero formal charges. Also include the appropriate reactants and all possible products, including all keto-enol tautomers. Please label these as "major" and "minor" (and "very minor," if needed). You may use a label more than once, but each structure should only have one label. H,SO,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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