Ме MeOH Me Me Me Me Ме -Br Br H Et H' Et (RDS) H Et H. H Et Br Me Me + en + HBr H Et 1. Complete the mechanism above by filling in curved arrows to depict electron flow. Is the MeOH nucleophile involved in the RDS (rate determining step)?

Ме MeOH Me Me Me Me Ме -Br Br H Et H' Et (RDS) H Et H. H Et Br Me Me + en + HBr H Et 1. Complete the mechanism above by filling in curved arrows to depict electron flow. Is the MeOH nucleophile involved in the RDS (rate determining step)?

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Me
MeOH
Ме
Me
Ме
Me
Me
-Br
Br
(RDS)
H'
Et
\'H
Et
Et
H Et
A
Br
Me
Ме
+
en
HBr
H'
Et
1. Complete the mechanism above by filling in curved arrows to depict electron flow. Is the MeOH
nucleophile involved in the RDS (rate determining step)?

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