Consider the reaction: Provide the missing reagents [A) and [B). Explain why aqueous acid must be added after the other reagents and describe (with drawings) the change in electro/nucleophilicity of the starting material as a result of the use of reagent [A).

Consider the reaction: Provide the missing reagents [A) and [B). Explain why aqueous acid must be added after the other reagents and describe (with drawings) the change in electro/nucleophilicity of the starting material as a result of the use of reagent [A).

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Chapter20: Organic Chemistry

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