b. (1)(ii)Draw the structure of the products F, G and H in the following reactions,Figure 6.(i) Ph.OHBrEtOHHCI, H₂O1. NaBH42. HCI, H₂OHNMe₂(2 equivalents)C10H1202 + H₂OFC5H100 + BH3 + NaClGCgH11 NOH+ H₂NMе₂ + BrFigure 6Discuss the mechanism for any two of the reactions in Figure 6.

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(ii) Figure 6. (1) Ph. OH Br ducts EtOH HCI, H₂O 1. NaBH4. 2. HCI, H₂O HNMe2 (2 equivalents) C10H1202 + H₂O F C5H100 + G C₂H₁1 NO H reactions, BH3+ NaCl + H₂NMe₂+ Br Figure 6 Discuss the mechanism for any two of the reactions in Figure 6.

(ii) Figure 6. (1) Ph. OH Br ducts EtOH HCI, H₂O 1. NaBH4. 2. HCI, H₂O HNMe2 (2 equivalents) C10H1202 + H₂O F C5H100 + G C₂H₁1 NO H reactions, BH3+ NaCl + H₂NMe₂+ Br Figure 6 Discuss the mechanism for any two of the reactions in Figure 6.

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