Consider the mechanism of the reaction shown below. Give the structure of the next important organic reaction intermediate along the reaction coordinate. Your answer could be the final product.1) NaCN2) H* (work-up)EditClick on the drawing box above to activate the MarvinSketch drawing tool and then draw your answer to this question. If there is no reaction, then check the "no reaction" box below.no reaction Consider the mechanism of the reaction shown below. Give the structure of the next important organic reaction intermediate along the reaction coordinate. Your answer could be the final product.H.HBrEditlick on the drawing box above to activate the MarvinSketch drawing tool and then draw your answer to this question. If there is no reaction, then check the "no reaction" box below.U no reaction

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Consider the mechanism of the reaction shown below. Give the structure of the next important organic reaction intermediate along the reaction coordinate. Your answer could be the final product.
1) NaCN
2) H* (work-up)
Edit
Click on the drawing box above to activate the MarvinSketch drawing tool and then draw your answer to this question. If there is no reaction, then check the "no reaction" box below.
no reaction

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Epoxides are the three-membered rings having a hetero atom such as oxygen. They have high ring strain and because of this, they are reactive towards nucleophiles eventhough they lack a good leaving group.

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