19. Provide a complete curved arrow mechanisms that accounts for the transformation below. Be sure to show all arrows, reaction intermediates, and requisite formal charges. Finally propose a different set of reaction conditions that could be used if you wished to produce 1-cyclopentylethanol from this starting alkene instead of the product shown here. H30+ (aq) HO

19. Provide a complete curved arrow mechanisms that accounts for the transformation below. Be sure to show all arrows, reaction intermediates, and requisite formal charges. Finally propose a different set of reaction conditions that could be used if you wished to produce 1-cyclopentylethanol from this starting alkene instead of the product shown here. H30+ (aq) HO

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