1). hydrogenation reaction? If this is possible, explain your rationale for why and draw the required alkene. If this is not possible, explain your rationale for why and draw the alkenes required to make each product. Clearly label which alkene would provide which alkane product. Can the following alkanes (A and B) be synthesized from the same alkene via a ÇI H3C- H3C-CH,CH3 Isit possible? YES or NO HC CH3 H H Rationale: CHCH3 -- H A B Alkene(s) Structures:

1). hydrogenation reaction? If this is possible, explain your rationale for why and draw the required alkene. If this is not possible, explain your rationale for why and draw the alkenes required to make each product. Clearly label which alkene would provide which alkane product. Can the following alkanes (A and B) be synthesized from the same alkene via a ÇI H3C- H3C-CH,CH3 Isit possible? YES or NO HC CH3 H H Rationale: CHCH3 -- H A B Alkene(s) Structures:

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