4. Draw the mechanism that accounts for the formation of the product under the conditions shown. You may not add any other reagents. Be sure to show: all intermediate structures that occur in the course of the mechanism, any important resonance structures that play a role in the process, what if anything is added or lost in each step, and all formal charges on the structures. CHO H* HO-C-H НО OH H-C-OH CH,OH 1 - - 2 3

4. Draw the mechanism that accounts for the formation of the product under the conditions shown. You may not add any other reagents. Be sure to show: all intermediate structures that occur in the course of the mechanism, any important resonance structures that play a role in the process, what if anything is added or lost in each step, and all formal charges on the structures. CHO H* HO-C-H НО OH H-C-OH CH,OH 1 - - 2 3

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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