The following two-step synthesis gives compound H as the major product. Explain with the aid of a reaction mechanism why H is the major stereoisomer formed and draw the structure of another potential stereoisomer. OH 1.12, THE 2. NaN3, acetone №3 H

The following two-step synthesis gives compound H as the major product. Explain with the aid of a reaction mechanism why H is the major stereoisomer formed and draw the structure of another potential stereoisomer. OH 1.12, THE 2. NaN3, acetone №3 H

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The following two-step synthesis gives compound H as the major product. Explain with
the aid of a reaction mechanism why H is the major stereoisomer formed and draw the
structure of another potential stereoisomer.
OH
1.12, THE
2. NaN3, acetone
Ñ3
H

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