Certainly! Here is a transcription suitable for an educational website:---### Organic Chemistry Reaction Practice**19. Fill in the Boxes**This exercise involves predicting the products of given organic chemistry reactions. The structures and reagents provided will facilitate your understanding of these transformations. Fill in the boxes with the appropriate chemical structures or reagents to complete the reaction pathways.1. **First Reaction:** - **Starting Material:** Cyclohexene - **Reagents:** [Box to be filled] - **Products:** A meso-cyclic diol and another [Box to be filled]2. **Second Reaction:** - **Starting Material:** Acetylene - **Reagents:** [Box to be filled] - **Products:** 1-Hexyne3. **Third Reaction:** - **Starting Material:** Propene - **Reagents:** - **Step 1:** Hg(OAc)₂, THF, ethanol - **Step 2:** [Box to be filled with NaBH₄ or other completion reagent] - **Products:** [Box to be filled]4. **Fourth Reaction:** - **Starting Material:** 1-Methylcyclohexene - **Reagents:** - **Step 1:** O₃ - **Step 2:** H₂O₂, NaOH - **Products:** All carbon-containing products [Box to be filled]5. **Fifth Reaction:** - **Starting Material:** Propene - **Reagents:** - **Step 1:** BH₃, THF - **Step 2:** H₂O₂, NaOH - **Products:** [Box to be filled]Each step involves the application of standard organic chemistry reactions, such as hydroboration-oxidation, hydration, and ozonolysis. Reflect on the reaction mechanisms and stereochemistry involved, to correctly predict and draw the structural formulas of the products.*Note: All structures and reactions are hypothetical and part of a practice exercise.*--- This transcription includes all details related to chemical structures and reagents, essential for students practicing organic chemistry transformations.

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19. FILL IN THE BOXES. ESIS Hg(OAc)2 THF, ethanol |||||OH |||||OH NaBH4 +

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