**Reaction Details for Educational Context****Objective:** Draw the major organic product of the reaction. Indicate the stereochemistry using wedge-and-dash bonds, with explicit hydrogen (H) and deuterium (D) atoms at the stereogenic center. Omit byproducts such as salts or methanol.**Reaction Description:** The starting material is a brominated compound with deuterium (D) and hydrogen (H) bonded to a carbon atom, depicted using wedge-and-dash bonds to indicate stereochemistry. This compound is reacted with sodium methoxide (NaOCH₃) in methanol (CH₃OH).**Chemical Components:**- **Starting Compound:** A carbon center bonded to bromine (Br), deuterium (D), and hydrogen (H), with specific stereochemistry.- **Reagents:** - **NaOCH₃ (Sodium Methoxide):** A strong base involved in the reaction. - **CH₃OH (Methanol):** Solvent used in the reaction.**Instructions for Students:** You are required to draw the major product of this substitution reaction, reflecting any changes in stereochemistry at the carbon center. Byproducts like salts and methanol should be excluded from your final drawing.**Diagram Interface:**- **Tools Available:** - Select - Draw - Rings - More Options - Erase- **Chemical Elements for Drawing:** - C (Carbon) - H (Hydrogen) - D (Deuterium) - O (Oxygen)- **Bond Types:** - Standard lines - Wedge (solid triangle) for bonds coming out of the plane - Dash (dashed line) for bonds going into the plane Use these tools to accurately represent the molecular structure and stereochemistry in your answer.

Given equation is example of a famous reaction, williamson ether synthesis.This an SN2 reaction.Means Nu⊝ CH3O- will attack from backward side.When Nucleople Nu⊝ attacks from backward side then atoms which are above the plane will be below the plane after reaction because configuration of molecules change in SN2 reaction. Na+ Oθ CH3CH3 OH

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Draw the major organic product of the reaction. Indicate the stereochemistry via wedge-and-dash bonds, including explicit H and D atoms, at the stereogenic center. Omit byproducts such as salts or methanol. Select Draw Rings More Erase H D Br NaOCH3 ID CH3OH

Draw the major organic product of the reaction. Indicate the stereochemistry via wedge-and-dash bonds, including explicit H and D atoms, at the stereogenic center. Omit byproducts such as salts or methanol. Select Draw Rings More Erase H D Br NaOCH3 ID CH3OH

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