The first reaction below gave a mixture of isomeric products A and A'; treatment of the mixture with acetic anhydride and pyridine gave isomeric products B and B' Draw the structures of the ALL the products and use 'curly' arrows to show the mechanism of the first reaction. NaBH. in MeOH pyridine B + B

The first reaction below gave a mixture of isomeric products A and A'; treatment of the mixture with acetic anhydride and pyridine gave isomeric products B and B' Draw the structures of the ALL the products and use 'curly' arrows to show the mechanism of the first reaction. NaBH. in MeOH pyridine B + B

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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives

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Problem 22.28P

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