63. Below are two synthetic processes for making carboxylic acid, which is themore preferred method?(a) Synthesis (a) is more preferred(b) Synthesis (b) is more preferred(c) Both methods work equally wellOH CNH,O*NACNTHE(a)CHCOOHCH,BrCH,MgBrMg1. CO2. Но(b)etherI1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation ofI-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow ofelectrons)please answer 11

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I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons)

I1) In presence of catalytic amount of concentrated acid, a reaction was carried out between 1-propanol and NaBr. Show the complete reaction mechanisms for the formation of I-bromopropane, propene and di-n-propyl ether. (use arrows to indicate the direction of flow of electrons)

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