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Mechanism :
[D form `LiAID_(4)` and `NaBD_(4)` is added to C of `(C=O)` group and solvent gives H or D to O atom to form OH or OD, eg.,]
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iii. LAH and `NaBH_(4)` do not reduce `(C=C)` bond, whereas catalytic hyhdrogenation reduces `(C=C)` bond to `(C--C)` bond.
iv. LAH and catalytic hydrogenation reduce epoxide but `NaBH_(4)` does not.
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The D of ROD rapidly rapidly exchanges for the of `H_(2)O`.
Mechanism in (B):
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The D of ROD rapidly exchanges for H of `H_(2)O`.

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