1. Beginning with the single enantiomer of the starting materials listed, draw the product(s) of each reaction, clearly indicating stereochemistry. Indicate major and minor products, where relevant. DNR (does not react) is a possibility. For the cyclohexane, be sure to draw all relevant chair configurations. Br MeOH mod. heat NaOMe MeOH mod. heat Br Br NaOMe MeOH mod. heat NaOMe

1. Beginning with the single enantiomer of the starting materials listed, draw the product(s) of each reaction, clearly indicating stereochemistry. Indicate major and minor products, where relevant. DNR (does not react) is a possibility. For the cyclohexane, be sure to draw all relevant chair configurations. Br MeOH mod. heat NaOMe MeOH mod. heat Br Br NaOMe MeOH mod. heat NaOMe

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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