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- Solution:- 3. Determine the amount, in of a (2.20 M s olution of dichloromethane needed to completely react with 15.72g cyclohexene to give 1,2-dibromocuclohexanw. Assume 12% excess is needed in order to react completely. a . How much 1,2 -dibromocyclohexane would theoretically be produced ? c. How many ML of the 2.20 M Br2 solution are required?Tunicates are marine animals that are called "sea squirts" because when they are taken out of water, they tend to contract and expel seawater. Lepadiformine is a cytotoxic agent (toxic to cells) isolated from a marine tunicate. During a recent synthesis of lepadiformine, the investigators observed the formation of an interesting by-product (3) while treating diol 1 with a reagent similar in function to PBr3 (J. Org. Chem. 2012, 77, 3390–3400):In depth explanation of each, please.