:ce Consider the following reaction. MgBr HCI Et20 H20 a) What is the structure of product A and product B? A В b) Provide a detailed mechanism showing the formation of product A. 4. Write a detailed mechanism for this transformation Но HCI HO H20 H.

:ce Consider the following reaction. MgBr HCI Et20 H20 a) What is the structure of product A and product B? A В b) Provide a detailed mechanism showing the formation of product A. 4. Write a detailed mechanism for this transformation Но HCI HO H20 H.

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Praeti ce Consider the following reaction.
MgBr
HCI
A
B
Et20
H20
a) What is the structure of product A and product B?
A
В
b) Provide a detailed mechanism showing the formation of product A.
4. Write a detailed mechanism for this transformation
Но.
HCI
LOH
H20
H

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