Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selectionbelow. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correctanswer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questionsthat might be included with a reaction scheme(s).H₂C01. NaNH,1. NaNH,2. CH₂CH₂CH₂Br2. CH₂CH₂BrOH14325O6NaºNH3 (1)11OH77XXXXXXXXXE RUTINEHH₂Pd/C, CaCO381. NaNHz2. CH₂(CH₂)₂CH₂Br13MCPBA12ABa.What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction A to proceed as drawn?What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction B to proceed as drawn?H₂C9H₂Pd/C14-0CH3Br101. BH-THF2. H,O2, HỌ, H,O15 AC.BHHWhat reagent(s) is/are required for reaction A to proceed as drawn?What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction B to proceed as drawn?What reagent(s) is/are required for reaction C to proceed as drawn?What is the name given to the catalyst in reagent 8 (answer with a one-word name)?CH3d.HBrCH₂12Zn(Cu)H₂O₂What is the name of the regiocontol in the reaction of HBr/H202?ofOH

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Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selection below. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correct answer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questions that might be included with a reaction scheme(s). H₂C

Complete the following reaction schemes by choosing the correct product, starting material, and/or reagent from the selection below. Your answer should simply be the number that represents your choice. For example, if you believe that the correct answer is the structure represented by the 3, then enter 3 into the correct answer box. Also, answer any additional questions that might be included with a reaction scheme(s). H₂C

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