(b) Draw the product of this SNAR reaction, account for its formation providing a curly arrow mechanism for the reaction and justify the regioselectivity. OMe Br H₂N
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Draw the product of this SNAR reaction, account for its formation
providing a curly arrow mechanism for the reaction and justify the
regioselectivity.
OMe
Br
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