Given the following reaction conditions, and assuming excess Hg reagent and water, draw the two stereoisomeric major expected product(s).1)2) NaBH, ethanolHg(OAc)2, H:O, THFNotice that the drawing answer box below you are given two structures of the starting material. You may edit these two structures to draw the twopossible products, or you may delete them and start from scratch.

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Given the following reaction conditions, and assuming excess Hg reagent and water, draw the two stereoisomeric major expected product(s). 1) Hg(OAc)2, H₂O, THF ethanol 2)NaBH., Notice that the drawing answer box below you are given two structures of the starting material. You may edit these two structures to draw the two possible products, or you may delete them and start from scratch.

Given the following reaction conditions, and assuming excess Hg reagent and water, draw the two stereoisomeric major expected product(s). 1) Hg(OAc)2, H₂O, THF ethanol 2)NaBH., Notice that the drawing answer box below you are given two structures of the starting material. You may edit these two structures to draw the two possible products, or you may delete them and start from scratch.

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