46. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below?a. (1) Br2/ether; (2) H2SO4/heat; (3) H2O/HgSO4, H";b. (1) HBr/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H&SO4, H";c. (1) Brz/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H9SO4, H";d. (1) Br2/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) BH3, then H2O2/OH";47. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below?CHBRCH2BEta. (1) H2SO4/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3;b. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) H2 and Pd/BASO4;c. (1) NaOCH3; (2) HBr/heat; (3) Na/NH3;d. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3;ows the m/48. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below?Ph„PhIDHO..a. (1) Hg(OAc)2/H2O, then NaBH4; (2) H2SO4/heat; (3) BD3 then H2O2/OH;b. (1) BH3 then H2O2/OH"; (2) H2SO4/heat; (3) D20/H*;c. (1) H2O/H*; (2) NaOCH3/heat; (3) Hg(OAc)2/H2O, then NaBD4;d. (1) HBr/H2O; (2) NaOCH3/heat; (3) BD3 then H2O2/OH";49. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below?a. (1) NaNH2 then EtBr; (2) H2, Pd/BASO4; (3) m-CPBA;b. (1) KOH/heat; (2) Li/NH3; (3) RCO;H, heat;c. (1) NaNH2 then EtBr; (2) H2, Pd/C; (3) m-CPBAd. (1) NaNH2 then EtBr; (2) Li/NH3; (3) m-CPBA;9.

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46. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below? of a. (1) Brz/ether; (2) H2SO4/heat; (3) H2O/HgSO4, H"; b. (1) HBr/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H&SO4, H"; c. (1) Brz/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H£SO4, H"; d. (1) Br2/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) BH3, then H2O2/OH"; 47. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below? CHBRCH2BR Et a. (1) H2SO4/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3; b. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) H2 and Pd/BASO43; c. (1) NaOCH3; (2) HBr/heat; (3) Na/NH3; d. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3;

46. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below? of a. (1) Brz/ether; (2) H2SO4/heat; (3) H2O/HgSO4, H"; b. (1) HBr/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H&SO4, H"; c. (1) Brz/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) H2O/H£SO4, H"; d. (1) Br2/ether; (2) KOH/heat; (3) BH3, then H2O2/OH"; 47. Which of the following conditions would complete the transformation below? CHBRCH2BR Et a. (1) H2SO4/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3; b. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) H2 and Pd/BASO43; c. (1) NaOCH3; (2) HBr/heat; (3) Na/NH3; d. (1) KOH/heat; (2) NaNH2 then EtBr; (3) Na/NH3;

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