Predict the heterocyclic product E from the reaction below and give a curly arrow mechanism. Ph. O Et NHẠC i G base, POCI Give the structure of the heterocyclic product H and show the reaction intermediate G after step 1. Give a mechanism for step 1 step 2. 1. POCIĄ 1. BuLi 2. CO₂ 3. H*, H₂O 2 ENH E Give the structure of the heterocyclic product G and show the reaction intermediates after both steps 1 and 2. G H

Predict the heterocyclic product E from the reaction below and give a curly arrow mechanism. Ph. O Et NHẠC i G base, POCI Give the structure of the heterocyclic product H and show the reaction intermediate G after step 1. Give a mechanism for step 1 step 2. 1. POCIĄ 1. BuLi 2. CO₂ 3. H*, H₂O 2 ENH E Give the structure of the heterocyclic product G and show the reaction intermediates after both steps 1 and 2. G H

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