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Need help on drawing the first step of the mechanism. Including the formal charges and lone pairs

Transcribed Image Text:Suggest a mechanism and predict the major product for th
1) LIAIH,
2) H0

Transcribed Image Text:Provide the missing curved arrow(s) to show the first step in the mechanism. Modify the given structure to draw the intermediate formed in the
first step. Include formal charges and lone pairs in your answer.
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