6.51bExplain the observed stereochemistry.When the second intermediate is redrawn from the following perspective, it becomes clear thatO the electrons in the carbon-carbon-bond come from above the carbon-axygen x bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.the electrons in the carbon-carbon-bond come from below the carbon-oxygen x bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.the electrons in the carbon-exygen-bond come from below the carbon-cartion a bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.the electrons in the carbon-exygen x-band come from above the carbon-carbon bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.OO

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6.51b
Explain the observed stereochemistry.
When the second intermediate is redrawn from the following perspective, it becomes clear that
O the electrons in the carbon-carbon-bond come from above the carbon-axygen x bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.
the electrons in the carbon-carbon-bond come from below the carbon-oxygen x bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.
the electrons in the carbon-exygen-bond come from below the carbon-cartion a bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.
the electrons in the carbon-exygen x-band come from above the carbon-carbon bond, allowing for the chirality center to be generated with the stereochemistry shown.
OO

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