6A2: Recognize and apply the general motif of electrophilic addition via the AE the mechanistic step, including matters of regiochemistry (Markovnikov's rule) and configuration/stereochemistry (AN with a carbocation vs. syn addition) to solve synthetic problems and predict products. Add all lone pairs and provide a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism for the reaction by following the mechanistic step descriptors. You must redraw the entire sequence (that is, not just draw over the given structures) to pass this problem. HO H. .H 1. H AE HO + HOH 1,2R OH + HOH PT + H30Ⓡ

6A2: Recognize and apply the general motif of electrophilic addition via the AE the mechanistic step, including matters of regiochemistry (Markovnikov's rule) and configuration/stereochemistry (AN with a carbocation vs. syn addition) to solve synthetic problems and predict products. Add all lone pairs and provide a detailed, electron-pushing mechanism for the reaction by following the mechanistic step descriptors. You must redraw the entire sequence (that is, not just draw over the given structures) to pass this problem. HO H. .H 1. H AE HO + HOH 1,2R OH + HOH PT + H30Ⓡ

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