I need help on 7 and 8 on the image posted. 5) In the reaction of the following alcohol, what type of reaction is involved in thetransformation?A.B.C.D.E.OH6) Which of the following reagents can be used to prepare an aldehyde from a 1° alcohol?1. DMSO/oxalyl chloride (COCI)2 2. (Et)³NPOCIpyridineA.B. Na2Cr₂O7/H₂SO4/H₂OC. PCC/pyridine/CH₂Cl₂NaOCI/acetic acidD.E.A, C, and DSN1SN2E1E2an anti-Zaitzev elimination7) What is the major product of this reaction?A BUDEB.H*E.MOCH,OHOH££OCH₂A. was attached to a large moleculeCH₂OHC. occurred in a polar protic solventDD. was attached to a sulfonium ionNone of the above are true.OH8) SAM is a very good methylating agent in biological systems because the transferred methylgroupwas attached to a water-soluble moleculeOCHOCH₂OHA & BE

7) What is the major product of this reaction? H A. B. C. D. E. CH,OH Look OCH, OH POH œ OCH₂ OH was attached to a large molecule was attached to a water-soluble molecule occurred in a polar protic solvent was attached to a sulfonium ion None of the above are true. OCH₂ OCH, 8) SAM is a very good methylating agent in biological systems because the transferred methyl group OH A&B

7) What is the major product of this reaction? H A. B. C. D. E. CH,OH Look OCH, OH POH œ OCH₂ OH was attached to a large molecule was attached to a water-soluble molecule occurred in a polar protic solvent was attached to a sulfonium ion None of the above are true. OCH₂ OCH, 8) SAM is a very good methylating agent in biological systems because the transferred methyl group OH A&B

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