4. For the following reaction, draw in the curved arrow formalism needed to complete the given transformation. In the boxes provided below each reaction arrow, label each step as being a nucleophilic attack (N), loss of a leaving group (L), or proton transfer (P). Br H-Br :Br:

4. For the following reaction, draw in the curved arrow formalism needed to complete the given transformation. In the boxes provided below each reaction arrow, label each step as being a nucleophilic attack (N), loss of a leaving group (L), or proton transfer (P). Br H-Br :Br:

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For the following reaction, draw in the curved arrow formalism needed to complete
the given transformation. In the boxes provided below each reaction arrow, label each step as
being a nucleophilic attack (N), loss of a leaving group (L), or proton transfer (P).
Br
Н-Br
.H
:Br:

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