(a)
Interpretation: The arrow pushing method is to be interpreted for the given transformation.
Concept introduction: The chemical transformation can occur with the hydride shift; methylene shifts or methyl shifts etc.
Each transformation can be shown by the arrow pushing method in which the curved arrows show the movement of electrons or protons. The chemical transformation leads to the formation of intermediates.
(b)
Interpretation: The arrow pushing method is to be interpreted for the given transformation.
Concept introduction: The chemical transformation can occur with the hydride shift; methylene shifts or methyl shifts etc.
Each transformation can be shown by the arrow pushing method in which the curved arrows show the movement of electrons or protons. The chemical transformation leads to the formation of intermediates.
(c)
Interpretation: The arrow pushing method is to be interpreted for the given transformation.
Concept introduction: The chemical transformation can occur with the hydride shift; methylene shifts or methyl shifts etc.
Each transformation can be shown by the arrow pushing method in which the curved arrows show the movement of electrons or protons. The chemical transformation leads to the formation of intermediates.
(d)
Interpretation: The arrow pushing method is to be interpreted for the given transformation.
Concept introduction: The chemical transformation can occur with the hydride shift; methylene shifts or methyl shifts etc.
Each transformation can be shown by the arrow pushing method in which the curved arrows show the movement of electrons or protons. The chemical transformation leads to the formation of intermediates.
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