What is the correct mechanism ? 2)3)OH• PB13MgMgAq. workup → NauHPBV3→ CO 2Aq. workp• Pcl• EMNOY• Pa- NaCN / HCN → H* ImeHm-CPBA- NACNIHCNNaCH>H*TH, 6

Given : A chemical reaction of primary alcohol. To find : correct mechanism for the reaction.…

Answered: 2) 3) OH Aq. workup → NaoH co2 • PB13…

2) 3) OH Aq. workup → NaoH co2 • PB13 PB 3 Mg Mg → CO2 Aq. workp • PCL - NaCN / HCN → H* ImeH m-CPB9 • EMNOY Pa NaCH > - NACNIHCN H*TH2 6

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What is the correct mechanism ?

2)
3)
OH
• PB13
Mg
Mg
Aq. workup → NauH
PBV3
→ CO 2
Aq. workp
• Pcl
• EMNOY
• Pa
- NaCN / HCN → H* ImeH
m-CPBA
- NACNIHCN
NaCH
>
H*TH, 6

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