9. Select reagents from the table to show how you would carry out these transformations. You should use no more than 3 steps. Enter your selection as a series of letters for the reagents in the order you would use them. Reagents a. HBr e. PBг3 b. Mg, ether f. NaCN then H3O+ c. CO2, ether then H3O+ g. NBS, CCl4 d. BH3, THF then H2O2, OH h. KMnO4/H3O+ CH2 a. H3C COOH H3C ? CH3 CH2 H3C H3C b. COOH COOH G CH2

9. Select reagents from the table to show how you would carry out these transformations. You should use no more than 3 steps. Enter your selection as a series of letters for the reagents in the order you would use them. Reagents a. HBr e. PBг3 b. Mg, ether f. NaCN then H3O+ c. CO2, ether then H3O+ g. NBS, CCl4 d. BH3, THF then H2O2, OH h. KMnO4/H3O+ CH2 a. H3C COOH H3C ? CH3 CH2 H3C H3C b. COOH COOH G CH2

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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