Rewrite each of the following stereospecific transforms as a synthetic step in the forward direction, including reagents and any special reaction conditions. (a) (b) OH "CH3 CH3 H (Racemic) (c) OH (d) CN Br (Racemic) Br

Rewrite each of the following stereospecific transforms as a synthetic step in the forward direction, including reagents and any special reaction conditions. (a) (b) OH "CH3 CH3 H (Racemic) (c) OH (d) CN Br (Racemic) Br

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Rewrite each of the following stereospecific transforms as a synthetic step in the forward direction, including reagents
and any special reaction conditions.
(a)
(b)
OH
"CH3
CH3
H (Racemic)
(c)
OH
(d)
CN
Br
(Racemic)
Br

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