Enter the numbers that correspond to the correct sequence of reagents/conditions required to effect the indicated synthesis shown below in the most efficient manner? For example, if you felt that Nal followed by NaOH was required, you would enter: 1,6 (no spaces) as your answer. The pKas of nitrous acid (HNO₂) and nitric acid (HNO3) are 3.2 and -1.3, respectively. OH 1) Nal 2) HI 3) NaNO₂ 4) HNO₂ 5) HNO3 6) NaOH

Enter the numbers that correspond to the correct sequence of reagents/conditions required to effect the indicated synthesis shown below in the most efficient manner? For example, if you felt that Nal followed by NaOH was required, you would enter: 1,6 (no spaces) as your answer. The pKas of nitrous acid (HNO₂) and nitric acid (HNO3) are 3.2 and -1.3, respectively. OH 1) Nal 2) HI 3) NaNO₂ 4) HNO₂ 5) HNO3 6) NaOH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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