Can you show the answer and explain it • React the following with (b) NBS, hv, CCI. Indicate the major product if there are multiple possible.4.OL7.• React the alcohols 7-10 with all reagents (c)-(g). There may be some No Reaction (NR). This may be agood time to try doing a spider diagram.(c) HBr (d) HCI (e) HI (f) SOCI₂, Py (g) PBr3`ОН13102.3.1. Li(h) Mg (i) 2. Cul11.35.8.CIOHS00.0/2.00• React alkyl halides 11-13 with all reagents (h)-(1).131. Mg(j) 2. H30+EX1. Li(k) 2. Cul3. CH3 Br12.(1)9.1. Mg2.Br6.A-OHBrI'S10.SE13.OHSKE-1

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• React the following with (b) NBS, hv, CCI. Indicate the major product if there are multiple possible.
4.
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7.
• React the alcohols 7-10 with all reagents (c)-(g). There may be some No Reaction (NR). This may be a
good time to try doing a spider diagram.
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1. Li
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• React alkyl halides 11-13 with all reagents (h)-(1).
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1. Mg
(j) 2. H30+
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1. Li
(k) 2. Cul
3. CH3 Br
12.
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Br
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A
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NBS is N-bromo succinamide. This is photochemical bromination reaction also known as allylic bromination reaction. Here bromination takes place at allylic carbon. And Carbon tetrachloride is used as solvent it doesn't play any role in mechanism.

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