Organic ChemistryMaxwellpresented by Macmillan LearningComplete the curved arrow mechanism of the following double elimination reaction when 1,2-dibromopropane is treated withtwo equivalents of sodium amide and heated in mineral oil.a) Use three curved arrows to show theelimination of the first hydrogen bromide.Select Draw Rings MoreG||| ||| C H Br NHN:H: Br :HHH: Br:EraseHQ2 QÎb) Use three curved arrows to show theelimination of the second hydrogen bromide.Select Draw Rings More/ || |H: BrNHHC H: Br :..Br NHErase::N - HIHQ2 Q↑ c) Complete the structure of the organic product formedfrom the double elimination. The ammonia and bromideion formed in step 1 is not drawn for clarity.Select Draw Rings MoreG..: BrсH NZ:H-N-HErase2 Q

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Complete the curved arrow mechanism of the following double elimination reaction when 1,2-dibromopropane is treated with wo equivalents of sodium amide and heated in mineral oil. a) Use three curved arrows to show the elimination of the first hydrogen bromide. b) Use three curved arrows to show the elimination of the second hydrogen bromide.

Complete the curved arrow mechanism of the following double elimination reaction when 1,2-dibromopropane is treated with wo equivalents of sodium amide and heated in mineral oil. a) Use three curved arrows to show the elimination of the first hydrogen bromide. b) Use three curved arrows to show the elimination of the second hydrogen bromide.

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