3)Determine the major products (A-F) of the following substitution reactions.Draw full arrow-pushing mechanisms for each reaction, stating whether it is likely to proceedvia an Sy1 or Sy2 substitution.ELOHBrPhSNaA(a)MsO(d)acetoneBrBr. PhH20(b)B(e)MeoOMeBrNaNg(c)(1)MsOKCNH20DMFH,C-So- = MsO-Mso-Mach

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Determine the major products (A-F) of the following substitution reactions.
Draw full arrow-pushing mechanisms for each reaction, stating whether it is likely to proceed
via an Sy1 or Sy2 substitution.
ELOH
Br
PhSNa
A
(a)
MsO
(d)
acetone
Br
Br. Ph
H20
(b)
B
(e)
Meo
OMe
Br
NaNg
(c)
(1)
MsO
KCN
H20
DMF
H,C-So- = MsO-
Mso-
Mach

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