Assuming each arrow represents a separate mechanism, write out the reaction steps and draw the intermediates. Identify mechanisms used and include reaction conditions for each step. What are the products received for this multi-step synthesis? Steps (Reactants and Conditions) CH3 A First Product Second Product .CH3 HO

Assuming each arrow represents a separate mechanism, write out the reaction steps and draw the intermediates. Identify mechanisms used and include reaction conditions for each step. What are the products received for this multi-step synthesis? Steps (Reactants and Conditions) CH3 A First Product Second Product .CH3 HO

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