(20 pts) Alcohol A undergoes a remarkable acid-catalyzed conversion to B.MeMeMeHOMeIMeSMeMe+HAHH(cat.)MeMeMeMeAHmmHmmMe Me11111MeBMeMea. Provide a mechanism. It may take a while to draw out all the intermediates, but consider this as a step-by-step process, although one could also imagine mechanistic alternatives where all or some of the stepsare concerted.(attach additional page with your mechanism)b. What do you notice about the stereochemistry of each 1,2-shift in your mechanism (or at least where thestereochemistry of the shift is apparent from the structure of B)?c. How many 1,2-shifts are there in total?d. Give a one-word name to the final step in your mechanism.

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