From the table of available reagents select the one(s) you would use to convert butanoic acid to each of the following products: (Use the minimum number of steps; from one to six are required. List reagents by letter in the order that they are used; example: fa. NOTE: Assume that a normal aqueous (or mild acid) workup follows each reaction; you do not need to add reagents for the workup.) Reagents Available d. H₂O, H₂SO4 e. H₂, Pd/C f. K a. benzene/AlCl3 b. (CH3)2Culi C. CH3NH₂ 1-bromobutane butanenitrile OC(CH3)3 g. LiAlH4 h. NaCN i. NH3 j. PBr3 k. Dess-Martin periodinane I. SOCI₂

From the table of available reagents select the one(s) you would use to convert butanoic acid to each of the following products: (Use the minimum number of steps; from one to six are required. List reagents by letter in the order that they are used; example: fa. NOTE: Assume that a normal aqueous (or mild acid) workup follows each reaction; you do not need to add reagents for the workup.) Reagents Available d. H₂O, H₂SO4 e. H₂, Pd/C f. K a. benzene/AlCl3 b. (CH3)2Culi C. CH3NH₂ 1-bromobutane butanenitrile OC(CH3)3 g. LiAlH4 h. NaCN i. NH3 j. PBr3 k. Dess-Martin periodinane I. SOCI₂

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