Shown below is an incomplete mechanism that accounts för the following reaction, you only need to draw: a) 12. the missing arrows (one is shown as a guide to help you for the first step), b) the one missing intermediate, and any base that is needed to complete the formation of X, the enolate of the dicarbonyl c) compound Y you do not need to show the protonation that occurs during the workuf NaOMe then acid COME Y

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12. Shown below is an incomplete mechanism that accounts for the following reaction, you
only need to draw:
a)
the missing arrows (one is shown as a guide to help you for the first step),
b)
the one missing intermediate, and
any base that is needed to complete the formation of X, the enolate of the dicarbonyl
c)
compound Y
you do not need to show the protonation that occurs during the workup
NaOMe
then acid
OMe
OMe
OMe
1
MeO
Time left
Transcribed Image Text:12. Shown below is an incomplete mechanism that accounts for the following reaction, you only need to draw: a) the missing arrows (one is shown as a guide to help you for the first step), b) the one missing intermediate, and any base that is needed to complete the formation of X, the enolate of the dicarbonyl c) compound Y you do not need to show the protonation that occurs during the workup NaOMe then acid OMe OMe OMe 1 MeO Time left
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