1.The line structure of a natural product that was isolated from various shrubs is shown below.This natural substance is very unusual in that it is rather unstable and decomposes whenheated above 130 °C. Suggest an explanation for this property.2.The structure of a vitamin is shown below.H HHH HC C-H`N'H.H HH HHIdentify two potentially nucleophilic atoms and two potentially electrophilic atoms in yourstructure, giving a very brief explanation in each case.

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1. The line structure of a natural product that was isolated from various shrubs is shown below. This natural substance is very unusual in that it is rather unstable and decomposes when heated above 130 °C. Suggest an explanation for this property.

1. The line structure of a natural product that was isolated from various shrubs is shown below. This natural substance is very unusual in that it is rather unstable and decomposes when heated above 130 °C. Suggest an explanation for this property.

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The line structure of a natural product that was isolated from various shrubs is shown below.
This natural substance is very unusual in that it is rather unstable and decomposes when
heated above 130 °C. Suggest an explanation for this property.
2.
The structure of a vitamin is shown below.
H HH
H H
C C-H
`N'
H.
H H
H H
H
Identify two potentially nucleophilic atoms and two potentially electrophilic atoms in your
structure, giving a very brief explanation in each case.

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