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Fill in the blanks to describe the curved arrows necessary to make the depicted reaction happen. Begin with the curved arrow that starts in a lower numbered position according to the labeling.

*curved arrows are described as proton transfer, nucleophilic attack, loss of a leaving group, resonance, rearrangement, or N/A

*For curved arrows that are not applicable, enter 0 in both blanks. For instance, if you think  this reaction involves only a single curved arrow whose tail is on C-4 and whose head is on Cl, you'd put 4 in the first blank and 1 in the second blank and then 0's in the 3rd and 4th blanks.

the first curved arrow is described as [E] and starts at [A] and ends at [B]

the second curved arrow is described as [F] and starts at [C] and ends at [D]

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Question 2:

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Fill in the blanks to describe the curved arrows necessary to make the depicted reaction happen. Begin with the curved arrow that starts in a lower numbered position according to the labeling, 7 :01: 0:8 3 5 curved arrows are described as proton transfer, nucleophilic attack, loss of a leaving group, resonance, rearrangement, or N/A For curved arrows that are not applicable, enter in both blanks. For instance, if you think this reaction involves only a single curved arrow whose tail is on C-4 and whose head is on Cl, you'd put 4 in the first blank and 1 in the second blank and then O's in the 3rd and 4th blanks. the first curved arrow is described as nucleophilic attack and starts at 1 and ends at 6 and ends and starts at resonance the second curved arrow is described as at 8 QUESTION 2 Fill in the blanks to describe the curved arrows necessary to make the depicted reaction happen. Begin with the curved arrow that starts in a lower numbered position according to the labeling. 3 9 7:0 10 소 5 2 6 8 H ФОН classification is proton transfer or nucleophilic attack or loss of a leaving group or rearrangement or resonance or N/A *For curved arrows that are not applicable, enter in both blanks. For instance, if you think this reaction involves only a single curved arrow whose tail is on C-4 and whose head is on C-10 you'd put 4 in the first blank and 10 in the second blank and then O's in the 3rd and 4th blanks. the first curved arrow is classified as nucleophilie attack and starts at starts at 7 and ends at 5 the second curved arrow is classified as and starts at and ends at