Provide an arrow pushing mechanism for the following reaction. Include stereochemistry where applicable in the mechanism. The mechanism needs to show the formation of products given. All electrons, spectator ions, formal charges, and intermediates need to be included. Overall Reaction: Mechanism: 1. LIAIH4 2. H₂O OH +

Provide an arrow pushing mechanism for the following reaction. Include stereochemistry where applicable in the mechanism. The mechanism needs to show the formation of products given. All electrons, spectator ions, formal charges, and intermediates need to be included. Overall Reaction: Mechanism: 1. LIAIH4 2. H₂O OH +

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