4 7. Provide a complete curved-arrow mechanism for the formation of the fragrant terpene shown below, a componentof the aroma and flavor of oregano, from farnesyl pyrophosphate by a terpene cyclase enzyme. You must show allcationic intermediates as discrete steps. Be sure your mechanism accounts for stereochemistry of all intermediateswhere applicable. (Hint: number your carbons as you progress through the mechanism.)HterpenecyclaseH.ОPPfarnesyl pyrophosphatefragrant terpene

. Provide a complete curved-arrow mechanism for the formation of the fragrant terpene shown below, a component f the aroma and flavor of oregano, from farnesyl pyrophosphate by a terpene cyclase enzyme. You must show all ationic intermediates as discrete steps. Be sure your mechanism accounts for stereochemistry of all intermediates here applicable. (Hint: number your carbons as you progress through the mechanism.) terpene cyclase H, `OPP farnesyl pyrophosphate fragrant terpene

. Provide a complete curved-arrow mechanism for the formation of the fragrant terpene shown below, a component f the aroma and flavor of oregano, from farnesyl pyrophosphate by a terpene cyclase enzyme. You must show all ationic intermediates as discrete steps. Be sure your mechanism accounts for stereochemistry of all intermediates here applicable. (Hint: number your carbons as you progress through the mechanism.) terpene cyclase H, `OPP farnesyl pyrophosphate fragrant terpene

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