a. Which of the following mechanistic steps makes the most sense given the structures and charges shown (answer a, b, c, d, e, or f)? : CH3 b. -Br : CH3 a. CH₂ -Br: -De C. -Br: ** CH3 f. e. :o CH₂ b. For the correct mechanistic step above, what 'type' of reaction does it represent (i.e. addition, substitution, elimination, rearrangement, or more than one type)? c. One of the reactants above is the molecule: CH3. Does this reactant represent the nucleophile (Nu) or the electrophile (E) in the correct mechanistic step (answer with Nu or E)? d. :0 :0 -Br Br: LOCH₂

a. Which of the following mechanistic steps makes the most sense given the structures and charges shown (answer a, b, c, d, e, or f)? : CH3 b. -Br : CH3 a. CH₂ -Br: -De C. -Br: ** CH3 f. e. :o CH₂ b. For the correct mechanistic step above, what 'type' of reaction does it represent (i.e. addition, substitution, elimination, rearrangement, or more than one type)? c. One of the reactants above is the molecule: CH3. Does this reactant represent the nucleophile (Nu) or the electrophile (E) in the correct mechanistic step (answer with Nu or E)? d. :0 :0 -Br Br: LOCH₂

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