Write down the chemical structure of the alkene (9) that would generate product (10) and provide a detailed mechanism to account for the formation of product (10). Briefly explain the regioselectivity of reaction [4]. Br2, H20 Br (6) [4] HO (10)

Write down the chemical structure of the alkene (9) that would generate product (10) and provide a detailed mechanism to account for the formation of product (10). Briefly explain the regioselectivity of reaction [4]. Br2, H20 Br (6) [4] HO (10)

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