The following reactions occur via SN1, E1, SN2, or E2. material paying attention to regio- and stereochemistry, (2) one of the pathways is míssing, provide an example of the missing reaction, and (3) provide the complete reaction mechanism including curved arrows and intermediates for one of the reactions. indicate the reaction pathway. 1) provide the product(s) or starting CH HCOH C(CH CH,O Na" low temp H3C CH CH A CH,OH CH,O Na Na' Cr CH,OH CH,OH only alkene isomer

The following reactions occur via SN1, E1, SN2, or E2. material paying attention to regio- and stereochemistry, (2) one of the pathways is míssing, provide an example of the missing reaction, and (3) provide the complete reaction mechanism including curved arrows and intermediates for one of the reactions. indicate the reaction pathway. 1) provide the product(s) or starting CH HCOH C(CH CH,O Na" low temp H3C CH CH A CH,OH CH,O Na Na' Cr CH,OH CH,OH only alkene isomer

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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