15.2 (def) Predict the major product or reagent that completes the transformation H.HO,H.HO.(d)HO(e)OCH3Br21. Mg, ether(f)H3CO2. CO23. H20, H*OCH3FeBr3

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15.2 (def) Predict the major product or reagent that completes the transformation

H.
HO,
H.
HO.
(d)
HO
(e)
OCH3
Br2
1. Mg, ether
(f)
H3CO
2. CO2
3. H20, H*
OCH3
FeBr3

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