The mechanism of the following reaction contains 5 transition states and 4 non- isolatable intermediates. Correctly identify all 4 intermediates from the following list of potential intermediate structures (A-1) drawn below (it will help if you write out the arrow pushing mechanism of the reaction). NOTE: there are more potential intermediate structures than answers - choose wisely. HO Me Me. Me H,0 Me Me OB) |E) D) A) Me Me Me -Me -Me Me

The mechanism of the following reaction contains 5 transition states and 4 non- isolatable intermediates. Correctly identify all 4 intermediates from the following list of potential intermediate structures (A-1) drawn below (it will help if you write out the arrow pushing mechanism of the reaction). NOTE: there are more potential intermediate structures than answers - choose wisely. HO Me Me. Me H,0 Me Me OB) |E) D) A) Me Me Me -Me -Me Me

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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