9. For hydroboration-oxidation, add the H and OH to the appropriate positions, with both regio and stereo considerations. A template is being provided, just add all groups to the appropriate positions – the Cl, Me groups, and Et group. Check your notes or pg. 2 above on whether hydroboration is a syn addition or anti addition. There is no one and only correct way to do this, but there is only one correct answer. Also, the enantiomer of each product you draw will also form. I'm only asking you to draw one of them. Et 1. ВН;, THF 1. ВНз, ТHF 2. Н2О2, NaOН -Me Н 2. H2O2, NaOH Me Me Me CI ....... The enantiomer will also form.

9. For hydroboration-oxidation, add the H and OH to the appropriate positions, with both regio and stereo considerations. A template is being provided, just add all groups to the appropriate positions – the Cl, Me groups, and Et group. Check your notes or pg. 2 above on whether hydroboration is a syn addition or anti addition. There is no one and only correct way to do this, but there is only one correct answer. Also, the enantiomer of each product you draw will also form. I'm only asking you to draw one of them. Et 1. ВН;, THF 1. ВНз, ТHF 2. Н2О2, NaOН -Me Н 2. H2O2, NaOH Me Me Me CI ....... The enantiomer will also form.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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