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14. For the reaction below, predict the MAJOR product that would form via a different mec product shown. ТОН HCI, H₂0 methanol OCH 3 B Using proper arrow formalism, draw the mechanism for the formation of the pro Make sure to indicate the rate-determining step (RDS). DO NOT include transition

14. For the reaction below, predict the MAJOR product that would form via a different mec product shown. ТОН HCI, H₂0 methanol OCH 3 B Using proper arrow formalism, draw the mechanism for the formation of the pro Make sure to indicate the rate-determining step (RDS). DO NOT include transition

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204 +got Br 14. For the reaction below, predict the MAJOR product that would form via a different mechanism than the product shown. OH HC1, H₂O methanol OCH 3 B Using proper arrow formalism, draw the mechanism for the formation of the product that is shown. Make sure to indicate the rate-determining step (RDS). DO NOT include transition states here.
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