Draw a mechanism (electron motion arrows) for the reaction at the right. Again, take it stepwise, drawing an arrow and the intermediate that results, then another arrow and an intermediate, and so on until you generate the final product (this requires ~4-steps). OH OH Spg HO 'OH OH Glucose cat. HCI dry CH3OH OH HO OCH3 'OH OH Methyl glucoside

Draw a mechanism (electron motion arrows) for the reaction at the right. Again, take it stepwise, drawing an arrow and the intermediate that results, then another arrow and an intermediate, and so on until you generate the final product (this requires ~4-steps). OH OH Spg HO 'OH OH Glucose cat. HCI dry CH3OH OH HO OCH3 'OH OH Methyl glucoside

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Chapter17: Alcohols And Phenols

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Problem 32MP: The conversion of 3 alcohols into alkenes under acidic conditions involves two cationic...

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