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Chapter 23: Q30E (page 783)

Predict the product(s) and provide the mechanism for each reaction below.

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The products are formed by the given reactants are given below.

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Product formed from reaction (a)

The product formed from the reaction (a) is,

02

Product formed from reaction (b)

The product formed from the reaction (b) is,

03

Product formed from reaction (c)

The product formed from the reaction (c) is,

04

Product formed from reaction (d)

The product formed from the reaction (d) is,

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