In the following reaction sequence, draw the intermediate formed after the first two steps, then select the reagents for each of the next five steps. À reagent might be used more than once. (Draw the most stable form of the intermediate). 1) NaOEt ELOH 2) HзО* NaOEt, EtOH C6H5CH2B1 LIAIH4 3) CнзBr Br2 4) C6H5BR C6H5CH2CH2BR 5) CHзCH2Br H20, H3O*, heat 6) NABH4 7)

In the following reaction sequence, draw the intermediate formed after the first two steps, then select the reagents for each of the next five steps. À reagent might be used more than once. (Draw the most stable form of the intermediate). 1) NaOEt ELOH 2) HзО* NaOEt, EtOH C6H5CH2B1 LIAIH4 3) CнзBr Br2 4) C6H5BR C6H5CH2CH2BR 5) CHзCH2Br H20, H3O*, heat 6) NABH4 7)

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