H₂CH₂CCH3CHOTBrCH3HoumeCH3CH3Holl0CH3Carbocation intermediateH3CH₂CCH₂C-OHBrHOH₂CCH3OH* can attack front or back side of the carbocation thus both compounds can be formedconsidering the sterechemistry11. Name this mechanism (S1, S2, E1, or E2), and describe what is happening in detail.a. What type of solvent would be used in this mechanism and why?b. Write out the full rate law equation for this mechanism.

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H₂C H₂CC H₂C HOT -Br ou CH3 CH3 CH3 Chin CH3 Carbocation intermediate H₂C Cili H₂C -OH + Br HO H₂C CH3 OH can attack front or back side of the carbocation thus both compounds can be formed considering the sterechemistry Name this mechanism (S1, S2, E1, or E2), and describe what is happening in detail. a. What type of solvent would be used in this mechanism and why? b. Write out the full rate law equation for this mechanism.

H₂C H₂CC H₂C HOT -Br ou CH3 CH3 CH3 Chin CH3 Carbocation intermediate H₂C Cili H₂C -OH + Br HO H₂C CH3 OH can attack front or back side of the carbocation thus both compounds can be formed considering the sterechemistry Name this mechanism (S1, S2, E1, or E2), and describe what is happening in detail. a. What type of solvent would be used in this mechanism and why? b. Write out the full rate law equation for this mechanism.

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