a. acetylene b. cyclohexanone c. ethyl bromide sthanol +methylcyclohexanol acetaldehyde

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By means of a series of equations outline a method for carrying out the ff. conversions. You may use any
reagents you wish. More than one step maybe required.

thanol
a. acetylene
b. cyclohexanone
c. ethyl bromide
+methylcyclohexanol
acetaldehyde
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