C. Draw the structure for the product formed in each of step of the following synthetic sequences.1.CNH₂SOCI₂or P₂O5or POCI3(dehydration)1.CH3MgBr2.H3O+1. NaOH, 122. H3O++ yellow precipitate

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C. Draw the structure for the product formed in each of step of the following synthetic sequences. 1. NH₂ SOCI₂ or P₂O5 or POCI3 (dehydration) 1.CH3MgBr 2.H3O+ 1. NaOH, 1₂ 2. H3O+ + yellow precipitate

C. Draw the structure for the product formed in each of step of the following synthetic sequences. 1. NH₂ SOCI₂ or P₂O5 or POCI3 (dehydration) 1.CH3MgBr 2.H3O+ 1. NaOH, 1₂ 2. H3O+ + yellow precipitate

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