The following reaction does not produce the desired product but does produce a product that is a constitutional isomer of the desired product. Draw the product that is obtained and propose a mechanism for its formation: OH OH 1) NaNH, 2) MeI 09.70a Modify the given structure to draw the product of this reaction. Do not use abbreviations when drawing the product. OH CH Edit Drawing

The following reaction does not produce the desired product but does produce a product that is a constitutional isomer of the desired product. Draw the product that is obtained and propose a mechanism for its formation: OH OH 1) NaNH, 2) MeI 09.70a Modify the given structure to draw the product of this reaction. Do not use abbreviations when drawing the product. OH CH Edit Drawing

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