Predict the major product for the following electrocyclic reaction under two different conditions. For each reaction, shade the appropriate lobes of the entire orbita/ array and indicate the substituents at appropriate locations. For each reaction, indicate whether it is conrotatory, disrotaotry and show appropriate stereochemistry. (a) Under photochemical (b) Under Thermal hv heat

Predict the major product for the following electrocyclic reaction under two different conditions. For each reaction, shade the appropriate lobes of the entire orbita/ array and indicate the substituents at appropriate locations. For each reaction, indicate whether it is conrotatory, disrotaotry and show appropriate stereochemistry. (a) Under photochemical (b) Under Thermal hv heat

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