6. The two pentene isomers react with mCPBA, followed by an aqueous workup with NaOH/H2O. Draw the key reaction intermediates and the product(s); use arrow pushing to explain the stereochemical outcomes of the reactions Intermediate Final Products mСРВА .CO2OH mСРВА NaOH/H2O CI Intermediate Final Products MCPBA NaOH/H20

6. The two pentene isomers react with mCPBA, followed by an aqueous workup with NaOH/H2O. Draw the key reaction intermediates and the product(s); use arrow pushing to explain the stereochemical outcomes of the reactions Intermediate Final Products mСРВА .CO2OH mСРВА NaOH/H2O CI Intermediate Final Products MCPBA NaOH/H20

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Chapter16: Chemistry Of Benzene: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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