Choose a reagent from the table to bring about the following conversion: OHO (If more than one step is required, enter the reagents in the order that they are Reagents available a. NBS, CH₂ Cl₂, light b. FeBr3 / THF d. NBr, acetone g. BBr3 Reagent: Br c. HBr, dark e. Br2, CH₂Cl₂ f. BrCH₂ CH3 h. NaCl, NaBr, H₂O i. HBr, peroxides

Choose a reagent from the table to bring about the following conversion: OHO (If more than one step is required, enter the reagents in the order that they are Reagents available a. NBS, CH₂ Cl₂, light b. FeBr3 / THF d. NBr, acetone g. BBr3 Reagent: Br c. HBr, dark e. Br2, CH₂Cl₂ f. BrCH₂ CH3 h. NaCl, NaBr, H₂O i. HBr, peroxides

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Chapter14: Chemical Equilibrium

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