Draw a complete arrow pushing mechanism for each of the following transformations (including any intermediates). For structures that have resonance, draw only the major resonance contributor. Make sure any charges drawn are stable enough to be present. (a) This transformation involves 2 steps. CI pm Ph H3C-Li H3C Ph (b) This transformation involves 1 step. HOO H3CO. O OtBu Br OH HO OCH 3 -OtBu 122 12

Draw a complete arrow pushing mechanism for each of the following transformations (including any intermediates). For structures that have resonance, draw only the major resonance contributor. Make sure any charges drawn are stable enough to be present. (a) This transformation involves 2 steps. CI pm Ph H3C-Li H3C Ph (b) This transformation involves 1 step. HOO H3CO. O OtBu Br OH HO OCH 3 -OtBu 122 12

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