3. Complete the following chemical reactions by providing the missing reactants and products in the boxes provided. Where appropriate, show the correct configuration of chiral centers using dashed and wedged bonds. (a) HCI

3. Complete the following chemical reactions by providing the missing reactants and products in the boxes provided. Where appropriate, show the correct configuration of chiral centers using dashed and wedged bonds. (a) HCI

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3. Complete the following chemical reactions by providing the missing reactants and products in
the boxes provided. Where appropriate, show the correct configuration of chiral centers using
dashed and wedged bonds.
(a)
HCI
(b)
TSOH (cat.)
H,0
(c)
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