Give all answer.i will rating you 4. For each of the following reactions: name the mechanism (one of SN2, SN1, E2, E1) thendraw a complete mechanism showing all electron movement and reaction intermediates.a)Heat+ HCICH;CH2OHb)NaOCH,+ Nal + CH,OH

(a) The given first reaction is,

4. For each of the following reactions: name the mechanism (one of Sn2, SN1, E2, Et) then draw a complete mechanism showing all electron movement and reaction intermediates. a) Heat + HCI CH,CH,OH b) NaOCH, + Nal + CH,OH

4. For each of the following reactions: name the mechanism (one of Sn2, SN1, E2, Et) then draw a complete mechanism showing all electron movement and reaction intermediates. a) Heat + HCI CH,CH,OH b) NaOCH, + Nal + CH,OH

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4. For each of the following reactions: name the mechanism (one of SN2, SN1, E2, E1) then
draw a complete mechanism showing all electron movement and reaction intermediates.
a)
Heat
+ HCI
CH;CH2OH
b)
NaOCH,
+ Nal + CH,OH

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