3.1. Give the products that would be expected to be formed under the specifiedreaction conditions. Be sure to specify all aspects of the stereochemistry.(a)CH₂CH₂(c)HOCH₂(1)(S)-CH₂(CH₂)₂CHCH₂ + C₂H₁(k)CH₂OOH11N(CPH)2PhCO, O,CPhC₂HsCH₂O(CH)₂CHBr +OCH₂HCH,CO,HHCICH₂OH-(PhO),PCH, FDMF, 20°C10 minC₂H₁₂O₂ClBB₂, -78°C0°C, 1 hCH₂Cl₂(OCH3)3Et₂NEN*CrC38H28N5O,11) NaOH2) H*NCH₂CH heatCH₁3ClC₁1H₁20248% HBr(b)C₁7H₁7NO₂CHJ(CH,),CH,OH + CICH,OCH,(d)C₂H₂O₂CCH₂CHCO₂C₂H₁OH(1)CH₂CHCH₂OH(h)(₁)C₁3H₁3PO3CH₂(1)PhCO, CHHOCH₂HOCH₂HPPh₂CC14C₂H₂O₂CH1) p-toluenesulfonyl chlorideOH2) PhS™ Na*1) Ph₂P, HN₂2) DEADC10H₁7CICO₂H'H1) CH₂SO₂CIpyridineEIN(+Pr)₂CH₂Cl₂2) Na SHMPA+- BuOHDCC,DMAPC₂H₁3N₂O4C16H18SC₂H1802C14H12O₂SC10H1604

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3.1. Give the products that would be expected to be formed under the specified reaction conditions. Be sure to specify all aspects of the stereochemistry. (a) CH₂CH₂ HCI CH₂OH C,H₁₂O₂Cl (b) CH₂(CH₂) CH₂OH + CICH₂OCH, EtN(/Pr)₂ CH₂Cl₂ C₂H₁80₂

3.1. Give the products that would be expected to be formed under the specified reaction conditions. Be sure to specify all aspects of the stereochemistry. (a) CH₂CH₂ HCI CH₂OH C,H₁₂O₂Cl (b) CH₂(CH₂) CH₂OH + CICH₂OCH, EtN(/Pr)₂ CH₂Cl₂ C₂H₁80₂

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