Curved arrows in reaction (a) in this mechanisms is incorrectly written. Correct it.(a)-(d).oH-OH,ононOHMe OEtMeOEtMeMeOEt* OH,OHOH2(b)(a)(c)OH2EIOH+ H,0*MeOHMeHO.(d)

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Curved arrows in reaction (a) in this mechanisms is incorrectly written. Correct it. (a)-(d). H-OH OH OH Me OE! > Me OEt Me Me OEt он (а) (b) (e) EIOH • H,0 HO. (d)

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Curved arrows in reaction (a) in this mechanisms is incorrectly written. Correct it.
(a)-(d).
oH-OH,
он
он
OH
Me OEt
Me
OEt
Me
Me
OEt
* OH,
OH
OH2
(b)
(a)
(c)
OH2
EIOH
+ H,0*
Me
OH
Me
HO.
(d)

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