5.a. Give the mechanism(s) and product(s) for the reaction below. Show stereochemistry. Show clearly how the products from Step 1 lead to the final products shown in Step 2. 1) BH3, THF 2) H₂O2, NaOH, H₂O Give the mechanism and product(s) for Step 1. Give the product(s) for Step 2. No mechanism is necessary for Step 2. 5.b. How are your product molecules related? What kind of polarimeter reading will you expect from your product mixture in Step 2? Briefly explain.

5.a. Give the mechanism(s) and product(s) for the reaction below. Show stereochemistry. Show clearly how the products from Step 1 lead to the final products shown in Step 2. 1) BH3, THF 2) H₂O2, NaOH, H₂O Give the mechanism and product(s) for Step 1. Give the product(s) for Step 2. No mechanism is necessary for Step 2. 5.b. How are your product molecules related? What kind of polarimeter reading will you expect from your product mixture in Step 2? Briefly explain.

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