Propose a curved arrow mechanism for the reaction. The phenyl groups are abbreviated as "Ph" and can be found in the Groups menu. This is a radical mechanism, so be sure to use one-headed radical arrows where appropriate. Draw the curved arrows for each step. Na, NH3 (1) H. Step 1: draw curved arrows. Step 2: draw curved arrows. H Ph - C Ph + Na Ph Na • Na • Na Ph Incorrect Step 3: draw curved arrows. Step 4: draw curved arrows. H + Na + Na Product H Ph Ph NaNH, + Na • Na Ph Ph Incorrect Incorrect

Propose a curved arrow mechanism for the reaction. The phenyl groups are abbreviated as "Ph" and can be found in the Groups menu. This is a radical mechanism, so be sure to use one-headed radical arrows where appropriate. Draw the curved arrows for each step. Na, NH3 (1) H. Step 1: draw curved arrows. Step 2: draw curved arrows. H Ph - C Ph + Na Ph Na • Na • Na Ph Incorrect Step 3: draw curved arrows. Step 4: draw curved arrows. H + Na + Na Product H Ph Ph NaNH, + Na • Na Ph Ph Incorrect Incorrect

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Propose a curved arrow mechanism for the reaction. The phenyl groups are abbreviated as "Ph" and can be found in the Groups
menu. This is a radical mechanism, so be sure to use one-headed radical arrows where appropriate. Draw the curved arrows for
each step.
H
Na, NH3 (1)
-c=C
Step 1: draw curved arrows.
Step 2: draw curved arrows.
Ph
Ph
+ Na
Ph
• Na
H
• Na
Ph
Incorrect
Step 3: draw curved arrows.
Step 4: draw curved arrows.
H
+ Na
+ Na
→Product
H
Ph
Ph
+
NANH,
+ Na
• Na
Ph
Ph
Incorrect
Incorrect
↑

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