The image illustrates a chemical reaction pathway involving the conversion of an alkyne into a specific product, which includes an enantiomer. The starting material is a cyclohexene structure with a triple bond (alkyne) extending outward. The question marks indicate an unknown series of steps leading to the specified product.The product shown includes a cyclohexane ring with two bromine atoms and an ethyl group added, with stereochemistry indicated. One bromine atom and one hydrogen atom are on one side of the cyclohexane ring, and another bromine atom and hydrogen are on the opposite side, indicating the formation of two stereocenters and potential enantiomers.The image provides five options for the reaction conditions that could result in the final product:A. 1. Br₂, CCl₄2. H₂, Lindlar’s catalystB.1. H₂, Lindlar’s catalyst2. Br₂C.1. Br₂, CCl₄2. Na, NH₃(l)D.1. Na, NH₃(l)2. Br₂E.1. Br₂, CCl₄2. H₂, PtEach option involves specific reagents and conditions applied in a two-step process. The correct option would be the one leading to the desired stereochemistry and product formation, considering the mechanisms involved in each reaction sequence. Below these options, there are multiple-choice selections labeled from A to E to match the reaction conditions with the correct pathway to the desired product and its enantiomer.

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ABCDE A. B. D. E. A A B B D D © C E 1. Br2, CC14 1. H₂, Lindlar's cat.; E 1. Br2, CC14 1. Na, NH3(0); 1. Br2, CC14 Br H Br CH₂CH3 2. H₂, Lindlar's cat. 2. Br2 2. Na, NH3(1) 2. Br2 2. H₂, Pt + enantiomer

ABCDE A. B. D. E. A A B B D D © C E 1. Br2, CC14 1. H₂, Lindlar's cat.; E 1. Br2, CC14 1. Na, NH3(0); 1. Br2, CC14 Br H Br CH₂CH3 2. H₂, Lindlar's cat. 2. Br2 2. Na, NH3(1) 2. Br2 2. H₂, Pt + enantiomer

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The image illustrates a chemical reaction pathway involving the conversion of an alkyne into a specific product, which includes an enantiomer.

The starting material is a cyclohexene structure with a triple bond (alkyne) extending outward. The question marks indicate an unknown series of steps leading to the specified product.

The product shown includes a cyclohexane ring with two bromine atoms and an ethyl group added, with stereochemistry indicated. One bromine atom and one hydrogen atom are on one side of the cyclohexane ring, and another bromine atom and hydrogen are on the opposite side, indicating the formation of two stereocenters and potential enantiomers.

The image provides five options for the reaction conditions that could result in the final product:

A.
1. Br₂, CCl₄
2. H₂, Lindlar’s catalyst

B.
1. H₂, Lindlar’s catalyst
2. Br₂

C.
1. Br₂, CCl₄
2. Na, NH₃(l)

D.
1. Na, NH₃(l)
2. Br₂

E.
1. Br₂, CCl₄
2. H₂, Pt

Each option involves specific reagents and conditions applied in a two-step process. The correct option would be the one leading to the desired stereochemistry and product formation, considering the mechanisms involved in each reaction sequence.

Below these options, there are multiple-choice selections labeled from A to E to match the reaction conditions with the correct pathway to the desired product and its enantiomer.

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