3. (a) Identify the major and minor products from the following reaction:(Draw the structure of all reactants and products)(2R,3S) 2-bromo-3-methyl hexane + NaOEt ------->????(b) Identify the mechanism and draw the mechanism for the formation of the major product in reaction in 3(a) above using curved arrows.

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the major and minor products from the following reaction: (Draw the structure of all reactants and products) (2R,35) 2-bromo-3-methyl hexane + NaOEt -------> ???? (b) Identify the mechanism and draw the mechanism for the formation of the major product in reaction in 3(a) above using curved arrows.

the major and minor products from the following reaction: (Draw the structure of all reactants and products) (2R,35) 2-bromo-3-methyl hexane + NaOEt -------> ???? (b) Identify the mechanism and draw the mechanism for the formation of the major product in reaction in 3(a) above using curved arrows.

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3. (a) Identify the major and minor products from the following reaction:
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(2R,3S) 2-bromo-3-methyl hexane + NaOEt ------->
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(b) Identify the mechanism and draw the mechanism for the formation of the major product in reaction in 3(a) above using curved arrows.

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