13Be sure to answer all parts.One step in the synthesis of occidentalol, a natural product isolated from the eastern white cedar tree,involved the following reaction.tsseveralstepsеВookHHO.CH3OCH30B(-)-occidentalolPrintPart 1 out of 2Draw the structure of A (use hashed wedged bonds to denote endo bonds and wedged bonds to denoteеxo bonds).eferencesdraw structure ...3 attempts leftCheck my workNext part中 14Be sure to answer all parts.Devise a stepwise mechanism for the conversion of M to N. N has been converted in several steps tolysergic acid, a naturally occurring precursor of the hallucinogen LSD.tsCH3O.НоеВookOCH3.N.N.OCH3three stepsNOCH3PrintN-N-HHHMlysergic acideferencesPart 1 out of 2Draw the product of the first step.CO,CH3+NOCH3draw structure ...HNM中

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13 Be sure to answer all parts. One step in the synthesis of occidentalol, a natural product isolated from the eastern white cedar tree, involved the following reaction. ts A A. several A steps еВook H CH3O CH30 B (-)-occidentalol Print Part 1 out of 2 Draw the structure of A (use hashed wedged bonds to denote endo bonds and wedged bonds to denote -ferences exo bonds). draw structure ... 3 attempts left Check my work Next part

13 Be sure to answer all parts. One step in the synthesis of occidentalol, a natural product isolated from the eastern white cedar tree, involved the following reaction. ts A A. several A steps еВook H CH3O CH30 B (-)-occidentalol Print Part 1 out of 2 Draw the structure of A (use hashed wedged bonds to denote endo bonds and wedged bonds to denote -ferences exo bonds). draw structure ... 3 attempts left Check my work Next part

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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