You want to replace all the Br atoms in the following molecule with hydroxy (OH) groups, and you know there are two competing mechanisms by which this reaction can occur: Mechanism 1: A nucleophile can replace the Br atom in a concerted, bimolecular step. Highlight in red the Br atom that would be replaced quickest if the reaction went by this type of mechanism.. Mechanism 2: A nucleophile can replace the Br atom in several steps, the slowest of which is unimolecular. Highlight in blue the Br atom that would be replaced quickest if the reaction went by this type of mechanism. If you would highlight the same Br atom for both mechanisms, highlight it in green instead. Br Br Br X

You want to replace all the Br atoms in the following molecule with hydroxy (OH) groups, and you know there are two competing mechanisms by which this reaction can occur: Mechanism 1: A nucleophile can replace the Br atom in a concerted, bimolecular step. Highlight in red the Br atom that would be replaced quickest if the reaction went by this type of mechanism.. Mechanism 2: A nucleophile can replace the Br atom in several steps, the slowest of which is unimolecular. Highlight in blue the Br atom that would be replaced quickest if the reaction went by this type of mechanism. If you would highlight the same Br atom for both mechanisms, highlight it in green instead. Br Br Br X

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