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3. Give an explanation for the following experimental observations and write accurate reaction mechanisms for each transformation: (a) exposure of 3 to a catalytic amount of NaOEt results in no reaction, but treatment of 4 under the same conditions causes isomerization to 5. 3 Me H cat. NaOEt no rx. cat. $=0 NaOEt Me Me H 5
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Transcribed Image Text:3. Give an explanation for the following experimental observations and write accurate reaction mechanisms for each transformation: (a) exposure of 3 to a catalytic amount of NaOEt results in no reaction, but treatment of 4 under the same conditions causes isomerization to 5. 3 Me H cat. NaOEt no rx. cat. $=0 NaOEt Me Me H 5
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