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Provide the missing major product, and the mechanism (Sn1, SN2, E1, E2) for each case below. Show stereochemistry and regiochemistry where appropriate.d bios adi laded onimslydiom Mechanism HO enimslyrtlem bios pionsqoiq e.A = Bq "Br Onamuob zidslo bas ori of bobneqge alde) 2sldst cq\babivonq notemnolni siq sih gniaU (Ibabosn dinm on) muirdiliops 1o be91ovsi sd bluow abuborq NaOCH3 in refluxing methanol OTs ČH-CH3

Provide the missing major product, and the mechanism (Sn1, SN2, E1, E2) for each case below. Show stereochemistry and regiochemistry where appropriate.d bios adi laded onimslydiom Mechanism HO enimslyrtlem bios pionsqoiq e.A = Bq "Br Onamuob zidslo bas ori of bobneqge alde) 2sldst cq\babivonq notemnolni siq sih gniaU (Ibabosn dinm on) muirdiliops 1o be91ovsi sd bluow abuborq NaOCH3 in refluxing methanol OTs ČH-CH3

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Chapter25: Biomolecules: Carbohydrates

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