For the following mechanism, select the order of arrow pushing patterns that would be needed to accomplish each step. CH₂ +H-OⓇ цасно + CH₂ H-OⓇ CH₂OH 1 + CH₂OH + CH₂ CH₂OH 1) Nucleophilic Attack; 2) Proton Transfer; 3) Loss of a Leaving Group; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Carbocation Rearrangement; 3) Nucleophilic Attack; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Loss of a Leaving Group; 3) Carbocation Rearrangement; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Nucleophilic Attack 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Nucleophilic Attack; 3) Proton Transfer

For the following mechanism, select the order of arrow pushing patterns that would be needed to accomplish each step. CH₂ +H-OⓇ цасно + CH₂ H-OⓇ CH₂OH 1 + CH₂OH + CH₂ CH₂OH 1) Nucleophilic Attack; 2) Proton Transfer; 3) Loss of a Leaving Group; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Carbocation Rearrangement; 3) Nucleophilic Attack; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Loss of a Leaving Group; 3) Carbocation Rearrangement; 4) Proton Transfer 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Nucleophilic Attack 1) Proton Transfer; 2) Nucleophilic Attack; 3) Proton Transfer

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