For the following reaction, a. List all expected organic and covalent products. b. For each organic product, write out a mechanism using arrow notation and any necessary transition states. Remember to include stereochemistry and E/Z if necessary or required. Br NaOH

For the following reaction, a. List all expected organic and covalent products. b. For each organic product, write out a mechanism using arrow notation and any necessary transition states. Remember to include stereochemistry and E/Z if necessary or required. Br NaOH

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For the following reaction,
a. List all expected organic and covalent products.
b. For each organic product, write out a mechanism using arrow notation and any necessary transition states. Remember to include stereochemistry and E/Z if necessary or
required.
Br
NaOH

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