Identify compounds A - F in the scheme below. The equations arebalanced. Note: the pKa values of benzene and an alkane are approximately43 and 48, respectively.n-BuBr + 2Li0.5 F + B0.5 ZnBr₂A + BC6H6Me₂NCH₂CH₂NMе2C + DZnBr₂B: precipitateE + BD: volatile gas

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Identify compounds A - F in the scheme below. The equations are balanced. Note: the pKa values of benzene and an alkane are approximat 43 and 48, respectively. n-BuBr + 2Li 0.5 F + B 0.5 ZnBr₂ A + B C6H6 Me₂NCH₂CH₂NMe₂ C + D ZnBr₂ B: precipitate E + B D: volatile gas

Identify compounds A - F in the scheme below. The equations are balanced. Note: the pKa values of benzene and an alkane are approximat 43 and 48, respectively. n-BuBr + 2Li 0.5 F + B 0.5 ZnBr₂ A + B C6H6 Me₂NCH₂CH₂NMe₂ C + D ZnBr₂ B: precipitate E + B D: volatile gas

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Identify compounds A - F in the scheme below. The equations are
balanced. Note: the pKa values of benzene and an alkane are approximately
43 and 48, respectively.
n-BuBr + 2Li
0.5 F + B
0.5 ZnBr₂
A + B
C6H6
Me₂NCH₂CH₂NMе2
C + D
ZnBr₂
B: precipitate
E + B
D: volatile gas

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