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Transcribed Image Text:2. Draw the carbocation intermediates (if any exist) and the products for each reaction.
Include any intermediates and products arising from carbocation rearrangements. Be
sure to include stereochemistry!!!
1. ВНз
2. Н2О2, NaOн
H2SO4
H20
Br2
HO.
H2SO4
HOʻ
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