When the following reaction was run, the resulting organic products B and C were obtained. oft- 1% AgNO, EtOH B + C 'Br a) Write the mechanism for the transformation and identify the organic products B and C: b) The relationship between B and C is: a. Enantiomeric b. Diastereomeric C. Constitutional isomers d. The same compound e. None of the above C HE 850:50 C Et c) The mixture of B and C would give a specific rotation of [a] = 0° a. True b. False a carbor

When the following reaction was run, the resulting organic products B and C were obtained. oft- 1% AgNO, EtOH B + C 'Br a) Write the mechanism for the transformation and identify the organic products B and C: b) The relationship between B and C is: a. Enantiomeric b. Diastereomeric C. Constitutional isomers d. The same compound e. None of the above C HE 850:50 C Et c) The mixture of B and C would give a specific rotation of [a] = 0° a. True b. False a carbor

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