Draw the chemical structure of the main product (10) obtained in reaction. [6] and provide a detailed mechanism for its formation from the most stable conformation of the starting compound. CI NaOEt, heat (10) ..... [6] ***O

Draw the chemical structure of the main product (10) obtained in reaction. [6] and provide a detailed mechanism for its formation from the most stable conformation of the starting compound. CI NaOEt, heat (10) ..... [6] ***O

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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Draw the chemical structure of the main product (10) obtained in reaction
[6] and provide a detailed mechanism for its formation from the most
stable conformation of the starting compound.
CI
NaOEt,
heat
(10)
[6]
****O

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