a) Addition reaction:
When bromine is added to the given substrate to give the dibromo product with anti stereochemistry. The bromonium ion as intermediate forms which can be breakdown by another nucleophile (Br-) to get dibromo product with anti addition of both bromine atom. No carbocation intermediate is formed and no any rearrangements.
The other product formed is H2 gas which is not affecting any environmental hazards so the addition reaction has very low E-factor hence the chemical reaction and the overall process is quite safe.
b) Substitution reaction:
The reaction shown here is also called as SN2 reaction (nucleophilic substitution bimolecular reaction). In this reaction in the rate determining step involves 2 components as simultaneous bond-making and bond-breaking steps.
The given reaction -OH group is not good leaving group as well as the nucleophile ( Br-) is not strong enough to displace. The reaction may undergo with strong reaction conditions like at high temperature. The inversion of the configuration of the reactive carbon centre is possible as the nucleophile is always attack through backside of the leaving group.
The product formed are alkyl bromide and the water therefore very safe process having very low e-factor.
c) Elimination reaction:
When tertiary alkyl halide reacts with sodium alkoxide, it undergoes elimination reaction to form corresponding alkenes. Thus, when t-butyl bromide reacts with sodium methoxide it forms isobutylene and methanol and sodium bromide as byproducts.
As the products formed are isobutene and methanol and sodium bromide therefore very safe process having very low e-factor.
d) Rearrangement reaction:
In the rearrangement reaction only the atom and functional group rearrange due to the heat/catalyst sensitive fashion hence there is no any major reaction hazards. The given reaction is very photosensitive radical formation and stabilization to the desired rearranged product formation. No any byproduct from these type reaction so it is an example of green chemistry having no any E-factor. It is very safe reaction.
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