Explain the different products of the following two reactions by considering the mechanism by which each reaction proceeds. As part of your explanation, use the curved arrow formalism to draw a mechanism for eac reaction. CH,OH CH,=CH-CH-CH,+ Na*¯OCH, CH;=CH-CH-CH3 Br ÓCH, CH,=CH-CH-CH, + CH,OH – CH,=CH–CH–CH, + CH,CH=CHCH, Br OCH, OCH,

Explain the different products of the following two reactions by considering the mechanism by which each reaction proceeds. As part of your explanation, use the curved arrow formalism to draw a mechanism for eac reaction. CH,OH CH,=CH-CH-CH,+ Na*¯OCH, CH;=CH-CH-CH3 Br ÓCH, CH,=CH-CH-CH, + CH,OH – CH,=CH–CH–CH, + CH,CH=CHCH, Br OCH, OCH,

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