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Proton transfer reactions are the reactions where the proton is taken out from a particular species and is acquired by another species. The conjugate base and the conjugate acid are obtained as the end product in a proton transfer reaction.

The given reaction is a proton transfer reaction and the reaction of an electrophile and a nucleophile. In this particular reaction, HBr loses a proton leading to the creation of a conjugate base,${\text{Br}}^{-}$ ion.

The molecule 2-propanol receives the proton from HBr leading to the generation of the conjugate base, and the reaction is given below:

Classification of reaction a

The given reaction is a proton transfer reaction and the reaction of an electrophile and a nucleophile. The benzene molecule serves as the nucleophile, and it contributes its electron pair to the electrophile.

The electron pair is accepted by the electrophile,${\text{Br}}^{+}$ ion, and the reaction can be given as follows:

Classification of reaction b