We need to do a rotation analysis as illustrated in the box below. (Many students find this easiest if the bond that is breaking/forming is always on the bottom of the structure, so we have rotated th...We need to do a rotation analysis as illustrated in the box below. (Many students find this easiest if the bond that is breaking/forming is always on the bottom of the structure, so we have rotated the structure of the starting material and the product to make this possible.) The blue rotation arrows are going in the same direction (conrotatory).
