Please help with both parts! 41 and 42. An explanation for each one would be super! 41. Draw the product of each step in the following reaction scheme. For each step indicate the type of reaction takingplace. For substitution, elimination or addition indicate the specific mechanism (SN1, SN2, radical substitution, E1,E2, addition carbocation, addition onium bridge, addition radical:|1) HBr, H.O, 2) Na" :CH,C=CCH: 3) Na/NH,4) O, S(CHs). 5)KMno.но 42. For each reaction in the following scheme a) supply the missing reagents b) name the reaction type be specific(reduction, oxidation, oxidative cleavage, SN1, SN2, radical substitution, E1, E2, addition carbocation, additiononium bridge, addition radical, acid-base) c) diagram the mechanism (show transition states and/or intermediateswhere it is appropriate).BrBrCNCNBrCNCN

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41. Draw the product of each step in the following reaction scheme. For each step indicate the type of reaction taking place. For substitution, elimination or addition indicate the specific mechanism (SN1, SN2, radical substitution, E1, E2, addition carbocation, addition onium bridge, addition radical: |1) HBr, H.O, 2) Na" :CH,CHCCH, 3) Na/NH, 4) O., S(CH,), 5)KMNO. но

41. Draw the product of each step in the following reaction scheme. For each step indicate the type of reaction taking place. For substitution, elimination or addition indicate the specific mechanism (SN1, SN2, radical substitution, E1, E2, addition carbocation, addition onium bridge, addition radical: |1) HBr, H.O, 2) Na" :CH,CHCCH, 3) Na/NH, 4) O., S(CH,), 5)KMNO. но

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