Propose an electron-pushing mechanism for the following reactions. (1 point each) 1. d-limonene 2. OH HO H +2H?O (CH?)? (CH?)?CH? vegetable oil 3. la 1b OH OH terpin Br? R (CH?)? (CH?)? (CH?)CH? (CH?)CH? 1) Hg(OAc)? CH?OH 2) NaBH? HCO 4. 1) BH? 2) H?O?, NaOH H?O 5. BH? 6. OH
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- **Nucleophilic Attack**: Water acts as a nucleophile and attacks the carbocation, forming an oxonium ion. - **Deprotonation**: The oxonium ion is deprotonated to form the alcohol products, 1a and 1b (terpin). Show more…
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