For each of the following substrates, predict whether a carbocation rearrangement will take place in an Sy1 or E1mechanism. Explain. Draw the curved arrow notation illustrating the carbocation rearrangement that is likely to occur.(a)(b)(c)(d).CIBrBrCI(e)(f)(g)HO.OH(h) H;CH2C CH½CH3(i)BrCIBr

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