Taplel 12Q6. Give the starting alkene and regents needed to make the epoxide shown.Q7. Draw a reasonable mechanism for the reaction scheme provided below and draw the structure ofthe product.Br1. NaOMe, heat2. MCPBA3. CH,MgBr4. H,oQ8. Give the reagents needed to convert the starting alkene to each of the three products drawn in thediagram.онHO.

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