(A). Follow the flow of electrons as represented by the arrows in order to write the resulted molecules (organic and ino

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(A). Follow the flow of electrons as represented by the arrows in order to write the resulted molecules (organic and inorganic formed (4.0 marks) (B). Explain the resulted organic molecule formed, after the flow of electrons shown above, is a final or an intermediate organic product (2.0 marks) (C). Represent (showing early the electro-flow), the reaction mechanism of the addition of HBr to methylpropene. Denote/show clearly the mechanistic steps (which is fast and slow and any intermediate species formed (5.0 marks) (C). Organic peroxides exhibits characteristic functional reygen-oxygen single covalent bond bridge Vis carbon chains (R-OO-R). (1). Break the bond of oxygen bridge, and denote what species are formed and in what type of mechanism can be involved (referring also the distinct steps of the related mechanism R (w). Considering the breaking of organic peroxide oxygen bridge, explain where this mechanistic step can be involved in lipid membranes or in body liquids, giving a brief explanation