I need help figuring this out. 5) Circle the letter code for all reaction types for which thestatement is true.Sy1 = SN1 substitution.EAS = electrophilic aromatic substitution.EA = electrophilic addition.Sy1 EASSN1 EASSy1 EASSN1 EASA pi bond breaks in step 1A sigma bond breaks in step 2A nucleophile adds to a pi bond in step 1The reaction passes through a carbocationEAEAEAEAintermediate

SN1 reactions are shown by alkyl halides, EAS reactions are shown by Aromatic compounds and EA…

5) Circle the letter code for all reaction types for which the statement is true. Sy1 = SN1 substitution. EAS = electrophilic aromatic substitution. EA = electrophilic addition. SN1 EAS Sy1 EAS Sy1 EAS A pi bond breaks in step 1 A sigma bond breaks in step 2 A nucleophile adds to a pi bond in step 1 EA EA EA

5) Circle the letter code for all reaction types for which the statement is true. Sy1 = SN1 substitution. EAS = electrophilic aromatic substitution. EA = electrophilic addition. SN1 EAS Sy1 EAS Sy1 EAS A pi bond breaks in step 1 A sigma bond breaks in step 2 A nucleophile adds to a pi bond in step 1 EA EA EA

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter8: Addition Via Carbocation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18CTQ: The reactants, intermediates, final products, and all curved arrows showing bonds forming...

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