HW 10 #29 I need help for the third box Be sure to answer all parts.Complete the reactions to show the synthesis of the following product from the given starting material.BrNaH?H₂SO4Bredit structure ...edit structure ...+ H₂Select an appropriate compound for ?.KOC(CH3)3[1] BH 3[2] H₂O₂, HO-CH3IOCH 3OHedit structure ...OCH 3

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Be sure to answer all parts. Complete the reactions to show the synthesis of the following product from the given starting material. Br NaH ? Br edit structure ... edit structure ... + H₂ Select an appropriate compound for ?. H₂SO4 O KOC(CH3)3 [1] BH 3 [2] H₂O₂, HO- CH3I OCH3 OH edit structure ... OCH3

Be sure to answer all parts. Complete the reactions to show the synthesis of the following product from the given starting material. Br NaH ? Br edit structure ... edit structure ... + H₂ Select an appropriate compound for ?. H₂SO4 O KOC(CH3)3 [1] BH 3 [2] H₂O₂, HO- CH3I OCH3 OH edit structure ... OCH3

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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