2. Provide the three required mechanistie steps for the following reaction and give the name for that type of mechanistic step (hint there are only 3 'names' for the 3 different types of mechanistic steps possible for this type of reaction * C hv mechanistic step: hpe of mech step

2. Provide the three required mechanistie steps for the following reaction and give the name for that type of mechanistic step (hint there are only 3 'names' for the 3 different types of mechanistic steps possible for this type of reaction * C hv mechanistic step: hpe of mech step

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