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Draw the correct product of the given reactions. Then identify the synthetic trap and explain why the proposed rxn with the desired product would not work.

Transcribed Image Text:desired product
actual product
Explanation:
1.
MgBr
2. H3O*
HO
он
он
+ enantiomer
desired product
actual product
Explanation:
H2SO,
heat
HO,
desired product
actual product
Explanation:
1. MCPBA
2. NaBr
3. H3O*
Br
OH
+ enantiomer
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