(g-h) (i-j) (k-1) (m-n) (0) (p) & NH Br (q) CH3- 1. KOH 2. NaNH, NH3 excess CH3OH CI CI +H CH3OH, H+ 3. KOH, H₂O, heat HCN NH₂ 1. KOCH3 2. H₂O, H*, heat O OH 1. excess CH3l 2. Ag₂O, H₂O 3. heat 1. Br₂, PBr3 2. H₂O Hg, Zn, HCI

(g-h) (i-j) (k-1) (m-n) (0) (p) & NH Br (q) CH3- 1. KOH 2. NaNH, NH3 excess CH3OH CI CI +H CH3OH, H+ 3. KOH, H₂O, heat HCN NH₂ 1. KOCH3 2. H₂O, H*, heat O OH 1. excess CH3l 2. Ag₂O, H₂O 3. heat 1. Br₂, PBr3 2. H₂O Hg, Zn, HCI

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(i-j)
(k-1)
(m-n)
(0)
(p)
of
NH
Br
(q) CH3-
1. KOH
2.
NaNH,
NH3
excess CH3OH
CI
CI
H+
CH3OH, H+
3. KOH, H₂O, heat
HCN
NH₂
1. KOCH3
2. H₂O, H*, heat
O
OH
1. excess CH3l
2. Ag₂O, H₂O
3. heat
1. Br₂, PBr3
2. H₂O
Hg, Zn, HCI

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