Please check my work for parts a and c, and provide an answer for part b Gox"5"H0=$=0NaBrH₂OYield:Br35%Sn ¹H+HBr65%Sna100% pure reactanta. What is the major reaction mechanism that leads to the products shown? Circlei.e. Which reaction mechanism is responsible for most of the products.SubsitutionSN1 SN2 E1 E2OSNI 35% SN2 65%. E1 E2 pElpS-ONaOSide product of nointerest.b. Briefly explain your reasoning:This isa subsitution reaction because the carbon chain isSubsituted for Na. It is also a aº carbon and there is ananticoplanar Hydrogen,your choice.c. Indicate the percent of the product mixture formed by each of the following mechanisms.Your percent should add to 100%

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0=S= O NaBr H₂O SN1 Yield: Br H 35% Sn¹ + El E2 H Br 65% Sn + 100% pure reactant a. What is the major reaction mechanism that leads to the products shown? Circle your choice. i.e. Which reaction mechanism is responsible for most of the products. Subsitution SN2 ONa Side product of no interest. b. Briefly explain your reasoning: This is a subsitution reaction because the carbon chain is Subsituted for Na. It is also a aº carbon and there is an anticoplanar Hydrogen. c. Indicate the percent of the product mixture formed by each of the following mechanisms. Your percent should add to 100% SN1 35% SN2 65%. El Ø E2 Ø

0=S= O NaBr H₂O SN1 Yield: Br H 35% Sn¹ + El E2 H Br 65% Sn + 100% pure reactant a. What is the major reaction mechanism that leads to the products shown? Circle your choice. i.e. Which reaction mechanism is responsible for most of the products. Subsitution SN2 ONa Side product of no interest. b. Briefly explain your reasoning: This is a subsitution reaction because the carbon chain is Subsituted for Na. It is also a aº carbon and there is an anticoplanar Hydrogen. c. Indicate the percent of the product mixture formed by each of the following mechanisms. Your percent should add to 100% SN1 35% SN2 65%. El Ø E2 Ø

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

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