On the left-hand (reactants) side of the reaction, provide the curved arrows (using the formalism you’ve learned in this course) necessary to form the products shown. d a. H-Ö: - H-O: H-ö H. b. -H-Ö: + :0-CH3 -CH3 H-Ö-)-H Ö-CH, - :0-CH3

On the left-hand (reactants) side of the reaction, provide the curved arrows (using the formalism you’ve learned in this course) necessary to form the products shown. d a. H-Ö: - H-O: H-ö H. b. -H-Ö: + :0-CH3 -CH3 H-Ö-)-H Ö-CH, - :0-CH3

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Chapter14: Elimination

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On the left-hand (reactants) side of the reaction, provide the curved arrows (using the
formalism you've learned in this course) necessary to form the products shown. d
a.
H-Ö:
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:0:
0-CH3
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:0-CH3
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:0-CH;
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