Given the following reactions show the mechanism by which electrons are moved using curly arrow notation.HBrH20Na OCH 3CH₂OM, 50°CHOH

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Given the following reactions show the mechanism by which electrons are moved using curly arrow notation. H Br H20 Na OCH 3 CH₂OM, 50°C H OH