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Transcribed Image Text:19) (1) Provide the major product for each of the following reactions and show which one is Wittig, Wolf-Kishner
Reduction, Clemmensen Reduction and Birch Reduction.
Na
(A)
Na
(B)
Me2N
NH3, MeOH
NH3 MeOH
Zn (Hg)
HCI
-PPh3
(F)
(E)
(II) Provide the mechanism for the Wittig reaction (E) below.
6
(D)
H
COME
-Br
FO
NH,NH,
KOH
BuLi
S & HgCl₂/H₂O
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