Draw the carbocation intermediate that would be formed if each of the following substratesunderwent an Sn1 reaction. In each case, identify the carbocation intermediate as being primary,secondary or tertiary.CIBrDraw a 3-D picture for the product(s) and the curly arrows to illustrate the mechanism for thefollowing nucleophilic substitution reaction which is said to occur via an Sn1 reaction. Identifythe nucleophile, the leaving group and the substrate.NaBrNucleophile =Leaving group =Substrate =Il

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