What is the major product of these reactions? ### Transcription and Description for an Educational Website#### Chemical Reactions(a) **Reaction Scheme:**- **Reactant:** An aromatic compound with a methoxy group (\( H_3CO \)) and a nitro group (\( -NO_2 \)) attached to the benzene ring.- **Reaction Conditions:** 1. Tin(II) chloride in hydrochloric acid \(( \text{SnCl}_2/HCl )\) 2. Sodium hydroxide in water \(( \text{NaOH/H}_2\text{O} )\)*Explanation:* This is typically a reduction reaction where the nitro group is reduced to an amine.(b) **Reaction Scheme:**- **Reactants:** - Phenylboronic acid with (\( -B(OH)_2 \)) group. - An aromatic iodide compound.- **Reaction Conditions:** - Palladium catalyst \(( \text{Pd} )\) - Potassium carbonate in water \(( \text{K}_2\text{CO}_3/\text{H}_2\text{O} )\)*Explanation:* This reaction suggests a Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling, typically used to form carbon-carbon bonds.(c) **Reaction Scheme:**- **Reactant:** Cyclohexanol (\( \text{OH} \))- **Reaction Conditions:** - Excess Sodium hypochlorite \(( \text{NaOCl}(\text{excess}) )\) - In water \(( \text{H}_2\text{O} )\)*Explanation:* This suggests an oxidation reaction where the alcohol is being oxidized, possibly to a ketone.---This description captures the essence and possible mechanisms of the given chemical reactions, ideal for educational purposes focusing on organic chemistry transformations.

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a) H,CO- 1) SnCl/HCI NO2 2) NAOH/H;O b) Pd B. OH + K½CO/H>O c) ỌH NaOCI (excess) H,0

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