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G. OCH 3 NO2 2 BF4 F-N N-CH₂CI 1) Fe, H3O+ 2) HO-, H₂O

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a. HS I 1. NaH, DMF 2. (CH3)₂CHCI

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HzO. Br Br + H2CO HzO HzO 3) $CH2)s Mg Br + 3 2. 4) HyO c애 3 5) CH,OH G03_, GO3 oH KMn Og 7 pclz 7) cH3 A CH2CH CHz OH 9 (CH3), COH t Na

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