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Reaction J он H,SO4, A

Reaction J он H,SO4, A

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Please help with these and include the steps in the reaction so i can better understand how they work! just 1 or two of them is fine

Draw a valid and complete reaction mechanism for one (and only one) of the following reactions J, K, or L. Be sure to include any and all stereochemistry throughout the reaction mechanism. Include all appropriate steps, arrows, and electrons involved. Draw all of the intermediates (and/or transition states where discussed in lecture), and label all non- zero formal charges. For your reaction, also be certain to draw the starting material, the reactant(s), and all possible products. Please label these as "major" and “minor" (and “very minor," if needed). You may use a label more than once, but each structure should only have one label. Reaction J OH H,SO4, A Reaction K 1. PB13, 2. NaCN OH Reaction L HI, A ...
Transcribed Image Text:Draw a valid and complete reaction mechanism for one (and only one) of the following reactions J, K, or L. Be sure to include any and all stereochemistry throughout the reaction mechanism. Include all appropriate steps, arrows, and electrons involved. Draw all of the intermediates (and/or transition states where discussed in lecture), and label all non- zero formal charges. For your reaction, also be certain to draw the starting material, the reactant(s), and all possible products. Please label these as "major" and “minor" (and “very minor," if needed). You may use a label more than once, but each structure should only have one label. Reaction J OH H,SO4, A Reaction K 1. PB13, 2. NaCN OH Reaction L HI, A ...
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