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Fill in the missing component of the following reactions. More than one correct answer may be possible, and more than one item may be needed. Please consider stereochemistry, regioselectivity, and reaction conditions.. CI CH3 Br PH₂ 1. NaCN, THF 2. NaSCH3, THF H3C H₂! CH3

Fill in the missing component of the following reactions. More than one correct answer may be possible, and more than one item may be needed. Please consider stereochemistry, regioselectivity, and reaction conditions.. CI CH3 Br PH₂ 1. NaCN, THF 2. NaSCH3, THF H3C H₂! CH3

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