When the following compound is treated with the base sodium hydride (NaH), an intramolecular S2 reaction occurs. Please draw both the organic intermediate and the major organic product obtained. Be sure to include the correct stereochemistry and charges. Cl OH

When the following compound is treated with the base sodium hydride (NaH), an intramolecular S2 reaction occurs. Please draw both the organic intermediate and the major organic product obtained. Be sure to include the correct stereochemistry and charges. Cl OH

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Chapter19: Enolate Anions And Enamines

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intermediate and the major organic product obtained. Be sure to include the correct stereochemistry and charges.
Cl
OH

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