Mechanism. For the reduction mechanism below, fill out the missing information- the electron-pushing arrows, formal charges, reagents used in each step, and any byproducts. All organic intermediates have been provided. The empty solid boxes represent a separate reagent used in that particular step that must be filled in. The empty dashed boxes represent resulting byproducts that must be filled in. HINT: PMHS acts similarly to sodium borohydride; reference lecture notes. frt. H F H PMHS fotH. H. H. H. OH H. H

Mechanism. For the reduction mechanism below, fill out the missing information- the electron-pushing arrows, formal charges, reagents used in each step, and any byproducts. All organic intermediates have been provided. The empty solid boxes represent a separate reagent used in that particular step that must be filled in. The empty dashed boxes represent resulting byproducts that must be filled in. HINT: PMHS acts similarly to sodium borohydride; reference lecture notes. frt. H F H PMHS fotH. H. H. H. OH H. H

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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