A chemist combines bromomethane and sodium methoxide in a polar aprotic solvent? What type of reaction is likely to occur? Hint: the figure below, which shows the rates of S_N2 and E2 reactions with different types of alkyl halides (when the attacking species is hydroxide, methoxide, or ethoxide), may help guide your decision. Note that exclusively means that only a negligible amount (if any) of another product is present other than the one noted to be exclusively made.

Which of the following will be the major product of the reaction shown below?

Question 4 1 pts A chemist combines bromomethane and sodium methoxide in a polar aprotic solvent? What type of reaction is likely to occur? Hint: the figure below, which shows the rates of Sn2 and E2 reactions with different types of alkyl halides (when the attacking species is hydroxide, methoxide, or ethoxide), may help guide your decision. Note that exclusively" means that only a negligible amount (if any) of another product is present other than the one noted to be exclusively made. Sy2 E2 Rate of Reaction 10 20 30 Type of Alkyl Halide o Exclusively SN2 Mostly E2 but some Sn2 Mostly Sn2 but some E2 Exclusively E2 50:50 Sn2 and E2 Question 3 1 pts Which of the following will be the major product of the reaction shown below? CI NaOCH3 o