3. Provide the products, intermediates, and/or reagents for the following reactions: (a) CH3 (i) H2N CH3 pyridine Ph (b) он PBr3 PPh, кови (ii) (iii) (iv) then (c) Ph Br. (v) CH3 (d) HNO, (excess) (vi) CH3 H2SO4 (e) 2 Li(s) Ph-CEN (vii) (viii) then HCI, H20 HO (x) (1) DIBAL-H HO t-Bu, (ix) then NaOH, H20 p-TSOH (g) NH2 CH3 (xi) Но pyridine Но

3. Provide the products, intermediates, and/or reagents for the following reactions: (a) CH3 (i) H2N CH3 pyridine Ph (b) он PBr3 PPh, кови (ii) (iii) (iv) then (c) Ph Br. (v) CH3 (d) HNO, (excess) (vi) CH3 H2SO4 (e) 2 Li(s) Ph-CEN (vii) (viii) then HCI, H20 HO (x) (1) DIBAL-H HO t-Bu, (ix) then NaOH, H20 p-TSOH (g) NH2 CH3 (xi) Но pyridine Но

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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