Q1 For each reaction below, show either thereagents or major products of the reactions.Note that more than one product may benecessary per box. Show the stereochemistryof the product usingbold and dashed wedges where necessary.(E)(F)(6)(H)-CH + NaBH4CH3сновthen H+•CH₂ CH₂OHOHt tothen HСизон, ноH₂SO4Heat>-GLONOHCHICH CHỊCH

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For each reaction below, show either the
reagents or major products of the reactions.
Note that more than one product may be
necessary per box. Show the stereochemistry
of the product using
bold and dashed wedges where necessary.
(E)
(F)
(6)
(H)
-CH + NaBH4
CH3
снов
then H
+
•CH₂ CH₂OH
OH
t to
then H
Сизон, но
H₂SO4
Heat
>
-GLON
OH
CHICH CHỊCH

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