Yushi sees the following four reactions in her textbook. She tries to predict the mechanism for each reaction by drawing curved arrows, shown in blue. Analyze the reactions and Yushi's proposed mechanisms, and select the one that correctly shows the formation of the products. NH3 NH3 O. :jö: + HO Br: HO iġ: +

Yushi sees the following four reactions in her textbook. She tries to predict the mechanism for each reaction by drawing curved arrows, shown in blue. Analyze the reactions and Yushi's proposed mechanisms, and select the one that correctly shows the formation of the products. NH3 NH3 O. :jö: + HO Br: HO iġ: +

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