Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of titanium complex J. Start from TiCl4. Cp₂ Ti J Me -Me Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of titanium complex J. Start from Cp2TiCl2. Cp₂Ti J CMe3

Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of titanium complex J. Start from TiCl4. Cp₂ Ti J Me -Me Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of titanium complex J. Start from Cp2TiCl2. Cp₂Ti J CMe3

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Draw the reaction mechanisms for both:

Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of
titanium complex J. Start from TiCl4.
Cp₂ Ti
J
Me
-Me
Give a reaction sequence that can be employed for the synthesis of
titanium complex J. Start from Cp2TiCl2.
Cp₂Ti
J
CMe3

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