Stereochemistry of the proposed products

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Problem- Explain any differences in regio- and/or stereochemistry of the proposed products. Including a mechanism as part of your answer, with notes clearly indicating any intermediates you believe to be present during these conversions may be helpful. Your proposed product structures must be supported by your mechanism.

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