Define what product did you obtain syn or anti

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1. Define the difference between the syn as well as anti additions in terms of the nature of the product and its optical activity?

2. Based on the melting point (237.3 -254.3 Celsius) you measured define what product did you obtain syn or anti? Explain.

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