7. Show what products are formed from the following substrate under two different conditions. Show the mechanisms below and label them (e.g., E1, Sn1, E2, Sn2). If in any of these two reactions there is a major product, circle it. NaCN, acetone HO مطر MeOH

7. Show what products are formed from the following substrate under two different conditions. Show the mechanisms below and label them (e.g., E1, Sn1, E2, Sn2). If in any of these two reactions there is a major product, circle it. NaCN, acetone HO مطر MeOH

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Show what products are formed from the following substrate under two different
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these two reactions there is a major product, circle it.
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NaCN, acetone
HO
MeOH

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