4 of 21 3. Cycloaddition Reactions For each reaction: Describe the cycloaddition e.g. [3+3] Determine if the addition would be suprafacial or antarafacial Draw an arrow pushing mechanism Draw the structure of the major product (include stereochemistry) C

4 of 21 3. Cycloaddition Reactions For each reaction: Describe the cycloaddition e.g. [3+3] Determine if the addition would be suprafacial or antarafacial Draw an arrow pushing mechanism Draw the structure of the major product (include stereochemistry) C

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