b) If you treat either A or B with the same reagents, you obtain the same major product. Explain why this is the case by depicting any relevant intermediates and/or using a written description A 1) NaH Br 2) acid (H3O+), heat 1) NaH Br 2) acid (H3O+), heat B

b) If you treat either A or B with the same reagents, you obtain the same major product. Explain why this is the case by depicting any relevant intermediates and/or using a written description A 1) NaH Br 2) acid (H3O+), heat 1) NaH Br 2) acid (H3O+), heat B

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b) If you treat either A or B with the same reagents, you obtain the same major
product. Explain why this is the case by depicting any relevant intermediates and/or
using a written description
A
1) NaH
Br
2) acid (H3O+),
heat
1) NaH
Br
2) acid (H3O+),
heat
B

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