9.OH1) PCC2) NH,NH2, KOH,(HOCH2CH2)20, heat10.CHO1) HCN, NaCN2) H20, H30*,heat11.1) Et,CuLi2) H20, H30*CI3) CH3ОН (еxcess)H*, heat12.1) DIBAL2) H20, H30*-CN3) H2NOH

9. OH 1) PCC 2) NH,NH2, KOH, (HOCH,CH2)20, heat 10. CHO 1) HCN, NaCN 2) H20, H30*, heat 11. 1) Et,CuLi 2) H20, H3O* CI 3) CH3ОН (еxcess) H*, heat 12. 1) DIBAL 2) H20, H30* -CN 3) H2NOH

9. OH 1) PCC 2) NH,NH2, KOH, (HOCH,CH2)20, heat 10. CHO 1) HCN, NaCN 2) H20, H30, heat 11. 1) Et,CuLi 2) H20, H3O CI 3) CH3ОН (еxcess) H, heat 12. 1) DIBAL 2) H20, H30 -CN 3) H2NOH

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.38QE

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9.
OH
1) PCC
2) NH,NH2, KOH,
(HOCH2CH2)20, heat
10.
CHO
1) HCN, NaCN
2) H20, H30*,
heat
11.
1) Et,CuLi
2) H20, H30*
CI
3) CH3ОН (еxcess)
H*, heat
12.
1) DIBAL
2) H20, H30*
-CN
3) H2NOH

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