4 (h-i)(j-k)10. Provide a synthesis.1. NaN2. H₂, Pd1. CH₂l2. Ag₂O, H₂O3. heat1.Ds. Or2 NHANH1. CH₂2. Ag₂O, H₂O3. heat 1. Provide a name for each of the following molecules.sOHNH₂Br

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(h-i) (j-k) 10. Provide a synthesis. 1. NaN 2. H₂, Pd 1. CH₂l 2. Ag₂O, H₂O 3. heat 1. os. Of 2 NHANH 1. CH 2. Ag₂O, H₂O 3. heat

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