Which reagents would be used in the following reaction? OH Br OH

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### Reaction and Reagent Selection

**Reaction Question:**
Which reagents would be used in the following reaction?

**Chemical Reaction:**
- The substrate is a compound that contains a bromine atom (Br) attached to a carbon chain.
- The product is a compound containing an OH group attached to the second carbon from the left. The carbon chain is extended, and an additional carbon compound is formed as a byproduct, identified by multiple lines indicating a repeating structure.

**Reagent Options:**
- **a.** CH₃OH, Δ (Methanol, Heat)
- **b.** H₂O, Δ (Water, Heat)
- **c.** \[ \]⁻, DMSO (Some anion, Dimethyl sulfoxide as solvent)
- **d.** \[ \]⁻OCH₃, Acetone (Methoxide ion, Acetone as solvent)
- **e.** \[ \]⁻OH, DMF (Hydroxide ion, Dimethylformamide as solvent)

**Explanation of Reactions:**
- The diagram suggests a substitution reaction where bromine is replaced by an OH group.
- The reagents listed are common in substitution and elimination processes.

**Graph/Diagram Explanation:**
The reaction arrow indicates a transformation from the starting compound with bromine to a hydroxide-substituted product, with heat or specific reagents facilitating the reaction. The byproduct indicates multiple structural units, likely representing polymer formation or a separate multiple-step product.
Transcribed Image Text:### Reaction and Reagent Selection **Reaction Question:** Which reagents would be used in the following reaction? **Chemical Reaction:** - The substrate is a compound that contains a bromine atom (Br) attached to a carbon chain. - The product is a compound containing an OH group attached to the second carbon from the left. The carbon chain is extended, and an additional carbon compound is formed as a byproduct, identified by multiple lines indicating a repeating structure. **Reagent Options:** - **a.** CH₃OH, Δ (Methanol, Heat) - **b.** H₂O, Δ (Water, Heat) - **c.** \[ \]⁻, DMSO (Some anion, Dimethyl sulfoxide as solvent) - **d.** \[ \]⁻OCH₃, Acetone (Methoxide ion, Acetone as solvent) - **e.** \[ \]⁻OH, DMF (Hydroxide ion, Dimethylformamide as solvent) **Explanation of Reactions:** - The diagram suggests a substitution reaction where bromine is replaced by an OH group. - The reagents listed are common in substitution and elimination processes. **Graph/Diagram Explanation:** The reaction arrow indicates a transformation from the starting compound with bromine to a hydroxide-substituted product, with heat or specific reagents facilitating the reaction. The byproduct indicates multiple structural units, likely representing polymer formation or a separate multiple-step product.
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