Please answer B to E. 2. Write reasonable mechanisms for the following reactions, using curved arrows to show movements ofelectrons. Do not combine steps.(a)CH,CH,R.(See ref. 9c)V (e)-70°C(R.F. Brown et al., Tetrahedron Lett., 35, 4405 [1994])(d) Account for the ease with which reaction 2c takes place.(e)1) A2) H,SO,CH,=CH-COCH, .COCH,

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