6. In an organic chemistry lab, chemists were attempting to convert compound I into compound II via a substitution reaction. To their surprise, compound II was the only obscrved compound after treating compound I with cyanide. :CEN : CN CI -CN II observed not observed a. Pruvide a detailed, stepwise mechanism for the transformation above that accounts livr the formation of pruduct II. Use the curved arIow lurmalism to show the tlow of electroLs. Show all lone pairs, intermediates, formul charges, und pertinent resonance structures.

6. In an organic chemistry lab, chemists were attempting to convert compound I into compound II via a substitution reaction. To their surprise, compound II was the only obscrved compound after treating compound I with cyanide. :CEN : CN CI -CN II observed not observed a. Pruvide a detailed, stepwise mechanism for the transformation above that accounts livr the formation of pruduct II. Use the curved arIow lurmalism to show the tlow of electroLs. Show all lone pairs, intermediates, formul charges, und pertinent resonance structures.

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