6The ester shown below was subjected to the indicatedsequence of chemical reactions to yield compound A (C5H10) with its ¹H-NMR spectrum shown below- Identify the missing step #4 and give the structure of A.- Clearly show how your structure is consistent with the spectral dataShow a reasonable mechanism that accounts for the formation of A ineach of the four steps.OCTOCH 341) Excess CH3MgBr2) pH adjust to 7.03) PBr34) ?3PPM2A (C5H10)0

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