Each of the following reaction sequences has at least one issue that would either prevent the products from forming as shown or greatly diminish their yield. Identify the issue(s) and briefly explain how the conditions could be modified to allow each reaction to form the products shown. NH₂ Br₂ FeBr 3 t-BuCl AICI 3 NH₂ Br

Each of the following reaction sequences has at least one issue that would either prevent the products from forming as shown or greatly diminish their yield. Identify the issue(s) and briefly explain how the conditions could be modified to allow each reaction to form the products shown. NH₂ Br₂ FeBr 3 t-BuCl AICI 3 NH₂ Br

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