1. Please name the following compounds. (9 points) Br CI Br Br CI 2. Please draw the major product(s) of the following reaction and show the mechanism. Is there a reason why one stereochemistry is preferred over the other for this reaction? (9 points)

1. Please name the following compounds. (9 points) Br CI Br Br CI 2. Please draw the major product(s) of the following reaction and show the mechanism. Is there a reason why one stereochemistry is preferred over the other for this reaction? (9 points)

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