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1 What product would be obtained?

2 Hydroboration/oxidation is anti-Markovnikov addition of H and OH, but resulting enol tautomerizes to aldehyde. What product would be obtained?

3 Which would be the major product?

4 Hoffmann elimination – recall that cationic leaving groups favour this pathway, as do sterically small bases Which would be the major product?

5 What starting compound would you use for this reaction?

6 Meta-Chlorperoxybenzoic acid epoxidizes alkenes. What starting compound would you use for this reaction?

7 Choose the required reagent(s):

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