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NH2 HNO2 CH,OH HCI heat 2. b): NH2 Br (RO)2B H2, Pd Pd 3. Cy3P CI H2N. E Ph CyP OH DCC HN H*, H20 H*

NH2 HNO2 CH,OH HCI heat 2. b): NH2 Br (RO)2B H2, Pd Pd 3. Cy3P CI H2N. E Ph CyP OH DCC HN H, H20 H

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CH3OH
HCI
heat
NH2
Br
(RO) B
H2, Pd
Pd
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b):
Cy3P
CI
H2N.
Ph
Cy,P
DCC
HN
H*, H20
2.

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