Construct a multistep synthetic route for the synthesis of acetylene from ethane by identifying the reagents and products of each step. Note that each bin will hold only one item, and not every given reagent or structure will be used. (Stoichiometry is omitted.) H3C-CH3 (ethane) Reagent 1 Br₂ hv HBr ROOR 1. reagent 1 2. reagent 2 3. reagent 3 4. reagent 4 Step 1 product BrCH₂ CH3 BRCH=CH₂ H-C=C-H (acetylene) Reagent 2 (CH3)3CO K+ HBr CH₂Cl₂ Step 2 product CH₂=CH₂ Answer Bank BrCH₂ CH₂ Br Reagent 3 NBS, ROOR Br₂ Step 3 product BrCH=CHBr (Br)₂CHCH3 Reagent 4 NaNH,

Construct a multistep synthetic route for the synthesis of acetylene from ethane by identifying the reagents and products of each step. Note that each bin will hold only one item, and not every given reagent or structure will be used. (Stoichiometry is omitted.) H3C-CH3 (ethane) Reagent 1 Br₂ hv HBr ROOR 1. reagent 1 2. reagent 2 3. reagent 3 4. reagent 4 Step 1 product BrCH₂ CH3 BRCH=CH₂ H-C=C-H (acetylene) Reagent 2 (CH3)3CO K+ HBr CH₂Cl₂ Step 2 product CH₂=CH₂ Answer Bank BrCH₂ CH₂ Br Reagent 3 NBS, ROOR Br₂ Step 3 product BrCH=CHBr (Br)₂CHCH3 Reagent 4 NaNH,

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