6. Given the following reaction sequence, determine the structures of A-B, including proper stereochemistry. Draw the mechanism of each step of this reaction. Note: the 1. and 2. Designations beside reagents denotes that you use the reagents in different steps. While drawing mechanisms, only use reagents in the current step of the reaction you are on. For example, NoH cannot be used in the same step as the chloride below the arrow. NaOH DMSO A 1. NaH 2 1. LDA 2. LDA

6. Given the following reaction sequence, determine the structures of A-B, including proper stereochemistry. Draw the mechanism of each step of this reaction. Note: the 1. and 2. Designations beside reagents denotes that you use the reagents in different steps. While drawing mechanisms, only use reagents in the current step of the reaction you are on. For example, NoH cannot be used in the same step as the chloride below the arrow. NaOH DMSO A 1. NaH 2 1. LDA 2. LDA

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