Give the major organic product(s) for each of the following reactions. Write NR if a reaction will not occur. ### Reaction 1:**Starting Material:** Cyclohexanol**Reaction Sequence:**1. **Reagent:** MnO2 **Product A:** Formation of cyclohexanone. 2. **Reagent:** NaCN, HCl **Product B:** Conversion to a cyanohydrin via nucleophilic addition. 3. **Reagent:** HCl, H2O **Product C:** Hydrolysis of the cyanohydrin to give α-hydroxy acid.**Instructions:** Give all products for 2 points each.---### Reaction 2:**Starting Material:** 1-Butyne**Reaction Sequence:**1. **Reagents:** - Step 1: BH3/THF - Step 2: H2O2, OH-, H2O **Product A:** Hydroboration-oxidation to convert the alkyne into an alcohol. 2. **Reagents:** - Step 1: CH3MgBr - Step 2: H2O or H3O+ **Product B:** Reaction with Grignard reagent leading to a secondary alcohol.**Instructions:** Give all 2 products for 2 points each.---### Reaction 3:**Starting Material:** Benzene**Reaction Sequence:**1. **Reagent:** AlCl3 **Intermediate/Product A:** Formation of an acylated benzene. 2. **Reagent:** Ph3P=CHCH3 **Product B:** Wittig reaction to convert the ketone into an alkene.**Instructions:** Give both products.---Diagrams for each reaction illustrate the structures and transformations involved. The first diagram shows the transformation of alcohol to an acid via oxidation and nucleophilic addition. The second outlines hydroboration-oxidation followed by a Grignard reaction. The third illustrates Friedel-Crafts acylation leading to a Wittig modification.

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