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a) Which reaction yields hexan-1-ol?

Transcribed Image Text:Which reaction yields hexan-1-ol?
a.
NABH4
H.
H20
Ob.
1. LIAIH4, THF
но
2. H20
C.
1. Hg(OAc)2, H20
2. NaBH4, HO
Od.
NABH4
H20
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