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Draw the structure for compound A. Be sure to include stereochemistry.

### Reaction Mechanism Diagram

The diagram illustrates a chemical reaction mechanism consisting of two primary stages, labeled as "Step 1" and "Step 3," with an intermediate indicated by the letter "A."

#### Diagram Details:

1. **Initial Structure**:
   - A zigzag line represents the carbon backbone of a molecular structure.
   - The initial reactant is indicated with a shaded wedge labeled "OH," suggesting the presence of a hydroxyl group attached to the structure.

2. **Step 1**:
   - An arrow leads to an intermediate stage labeled "A," suggesting a transformation involving the hydroxyl group or the carbon backbone.

3. **Final Structure**:
   - Another zigzag line similar to the initial structure, but with a shaded wedge labeled "N3," indicating the substitution or addition of an azide group (N3) in place of the hydroxyl group.

This diagram is a simplified depiction of a chemical reaction, showing the transformation of a functional group within a molecule. The transition from a hydroxyl group to an azide group is a common reaction in organic chemistry, often involving nucleophilic substitution processes.
Transcribed Image Text:### Reaction Mechanism Diagram The diagram illustrates a chemical reaction mechanism consisting of two primary stages, labeled as "Step 1" and "Step 3," with an intermediate indicated by the letter "A." #### Diagram Details: 1. **Initial Structure**: - A zigzag line represents the carbon backbone of a molecular structure. - The initial reactant is indicated with a shaded wedge labeled "OH," suggesting the presence of a hydroxyl group attached to the structure. 2. **Step 1**: - An arrow leads to an intermediate stage labeled "A," suggesting a transformation involving the hydroxyl group or the carbon backbone. 3. **Final Structure**: - Another zigzag line similar to the initial structure, but with a shaded wedge labeled "N3," indicating the substitution or addition of an azide group (N3) in place of the hydroxyl group. This diagram is a simplified depiction of a chemical reaction, showing the transformation of a functional group within a molecule. The transition from a hydroxyl group to an azide group is a common reaction in organic chemistry, often involving nucleophilic substitution processes.
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