Provide the organic product(s) formed in the highest yield for each reaction below. If more than one product is provided, label the product formed in the highest yield "MAJOR" if it is possible to determine. Include counterions to balance charges in your answer and indicate stereocenters whenever appropriate. HO D -OH CI NaOH/H₂O, 100 °C 1. NaNH, (2 equiv.) THF, 0->65 °C 2. dilute H30Ⓡ

Provide the organic product(s) formed in the highest yield for each reaction below. If more than one product is provided, label the product formed in the highest yield "MAJOR" if it is possible to determine. Include counterions to balance charges in your answer and indicate stereocenters whenever appropriate. HO D -OH CI NaOH/H₂O, 100 °C 1. NaNH, (2 equiv.) THF, 0->65 °C 2. dilute H30Ⓡ

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