The following compound readily eliminates CO; to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a) Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goes steadily. 4. The following compound readily eliminates CO₂ to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a)Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goessteadily.CH₂-CO₂

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4. The following compound readily eliminates CO₂ to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a) Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goes steadily. CH₂ 'H -CO₂

4. The following compound readily eliminates CO₂ to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a) Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goes steadily. CH₂ 'H -CO₂

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The following compound readily eliminates CO; to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a) Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goes steadily.

4. The following compound readily eliminates CO₂ to form a conjugated six membered ring. (a)
Complete the reaction with drawing the possible structure and (b) explain why this reaction goes
steadily.
CH₂
-CO₂

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