provide the missing major organic products, pay attention to stereochemisty as appropriate. 1.2.H+1. Equi. Na CECH2. H3O+1. Excess LiAlH42. H3O+3.HOH₂OH+ (cat.)4.MeOHNaOMe5.(CH3)2NHTSOH (cat.)

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