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A student proposes to synthesize an alkyne A₁ from a smaller alkyne A₂ and an alkyl bromide B in two steps, like so: A2 1. NaNH2 2. B A₁ Oyes Is the student's proposal reasonable? Can A₁ be made in good yield from a smaller alkyne A₂, without losing too much starting material to competing reactions that produce unwanted byproducts? Ono If you said the student's proposal was reasonable, draw both A2 and B in the drawing area below. If there's more than one reasonable pair of starting reactants, draw any one pair. Question #15

A student proposes to synthesize an alkyne A₁ from a smaller alkyne A₂ and an alkyl bromide B in two steps, like so: A2 1. NaNH2 2. B A₁ Oyes Is the student's proposal reasonable? Can A₁ be made in good yield from a smaller alkyne A₂, without losing too much starting material to competing reactions that produce unwanted byproducts? Ono If you said the student's proposal was reasonable, draw both A2 and B in the drawing area below. If there's more than one reasonable pair of starting reactants, draw any one pair. Question #15

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Organic Chemistry
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A student proposes to synthesize an alkyne A₁ from a smaller alkyne A₂ and an alkyl bromide B in two steps, like so: A2 1. NaNH2 2. B A₁ Oyes Is the student's proposal reasonable? Can A₁ be made in good yield from a smaller alkyne A₂, without losing too much starting material to competing reactions that produce unwanted byproducts? Ono If you said the student's proposal was reasonable, draw both A2 and B in the drawing area below. If there's more than one reasonable pair of starting reactants, draw any one pair. Question #15
Transcribed Image Text:A student proposes to synthesize an alkyne A₁ from a smaller alkyne A₂ and an alkyl bromide B in two steps, like so: A2 1. NaNH2 2. B A₁ Oyes Is the student's proposal reasonable? Can A₁ be made in good yield from a smaller alkyne A₂, without losing too much starting material to competing reactions that produce unwanted byproducts? Ono If you said the student's proposal was reasonable, draw both A2 and B in the drawing area below. If there's more than one reasonable pair of starting reactants, draw any one pair. Question #15
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