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Determine the intermediates and product(s) for the following synthesis sequence. O d ملی میں LDA HD CH3 DH CH3 H S H₂C H3C- CH3 H

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Determine the intermediates and product(s) for the following synthesis sequence.
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ob
LDA
HD
CH3
DH
CH3
H₂C
H3C-
H
BOM
CH3
H
H
CH3

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