10. Explain the reaction shown below. Include the following pieces in your explanation.a. Identify the electrophile and the nucleophile.b.Draw a curved arrow mechanism for this reaction. (Assume an acidic work-up).Explain the electron flow.Indicate any regiochemical or stereochemical preferences.C.d.LIAIH4OH

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10. Explain the reaction shown below. Include the following pieces in your explanation. Identify the electrophile and the nucleophile. Draw a curved arrow mechanism for this reaction. (Assume an acidic work-up). Explain the electron flow. Indicate any regiochemical or stereochemical preferences. one a. b. C. d. LIAIH4 OH

10. Explain the reaction shown below. Include the following pieces in your explanation. Identify the electrophile and the nucleophile. Draw a curved arrow mechanism for this reaction. (Assume an acidic work-up). Explain the electron flow. Indicate any regiochemical or stereochemical preferences. one a. b. C. d. LIAIH4 OH

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