7. For each of the following reactions schemes: a. Draw in the mechanistic curved arrows b. Identify the substrate as Me, 1°, 2°, or 3° c. Identify the nucleophile/base as strong, weak, or big & bulky d. Identify the solvent, if listed, as polar protic or polar aprotic e. Determine whether heat is involved Scheme 7.1. An E1 mechanism H₂O +-C1 H₂D JH → X A Scheme 7.2. An E2 mechanism Br Scheme 1 Substrate (the alkyl halide): nucleophile/base (water in step 2): solvent (water): heat: Nabet A Scheme 2 Substrate (the alkyl halide): nucleophile/base (NaOEt): solvent (not listed): heat:

7. For each of the following reactions schemes: a. Draw in the mechanistic curved arrows b. Identify the substrate as Me, 1°, 2°, or 3° c. Identify the nucleophile/base as strong, weak, or big & bulky d. Identify the solvent, if listed, as polar protic or polar aprotic e. Determine whether heat is involved Scheme 7.1. An E1 mechanism H₂O +-C1 H₂D JH → X A Scheme 7.2. An E2 mechanism Br Scheme 1 Substrate (the alkyl halide): nucleophile/base (water in step 2): solvent (water): heat: Nabet A Scheme 2 Substrate (the alkyl halide): nucleophile/base (NaOEt): solvent (not listed): heat:

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