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Part IV. The following transformation has a similar mechanism to the Swern oxidation. Show the mechanism. BnO он premix: Cl₂ then add alcohol then Et N BnQ

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Part IV. The following transformation has a similar mechanism to the Swern oxidation. Show
the mechanism.
BnO
он
premix: Cl₂
then add alcohol
then Et N
BnQ

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