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Transcribed Image Text:01. Give the expected major product or products in each of the following electrophilic addition
transformations. Clearly show stereochemistry where appropriate (e.g., by using wedged or shed
bond lines, or by writing axial or equatorial bonds). If no reaction is expected, write "NR". In
where a chiral product is formed, only one enantiomer of the racemic mixture needs to be show
pts)
а.
.CH2CH3
HBr
CH;OH
b.
.CH3
R(C=O)OOH
с.
CH3
Os04
NaHSO3
Note: NaHSO3 is part of the work-up. It is NOT part of the product.
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