Provide the product or reagent that completes each of the given transformations Br8.1. Mg, ether2. CO2(a)3. H20, H*OHH+(b)HO,(c)NaHCO3HO,?HO.CI(d)K*"OH(e)HO,1. NaCN(f)Br2. H20, H*, heatNHCH31. LIAIHA(g)2. H20, H*

We have to provide the product or reagent for the following given transformations as follows in step…

Br 1. Mg, ether 2. Со2 (a) 3. Н.О, Н OH H+ (b) HO, (с) NaHCO3 HO. ? HO. CI (d) K*OH (e) HO, 1. NaCN (f) Br 2. НаО, H", heat NHCH3 1. LIAIHA (g) 2. H20, H*

Br 1. Mg, ether 2. Со2 (a) 3. Н.О, Н OH H+ (b) HO, (с) NaHCO3 HO. ? HO. CI (d) KOH (e) HO, 1. NaCN (f) Br 2. НаО, H", heat NHCH3 1. LIAIHA (g) 2. H20, H

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Chapter5: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Energy And Chemical Reactions

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Provide the product or reagent that completes each of the given transformations

Br
8.
1. Mg, ether
2. CO2
(a)
3. H20, H*
OH
H+
(b)
HO,
(c)
NaHCO3
HO,
?
HO.
CI
(d)
K*"OH
(e)
HO,
1. NaCN
(f)
Br
2. H20, H*, heat
NHCH3
1. LIAIHA
(g)
2. H20, H*

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