O A. m/z = 168 O B. m/z- 125 OC. m/z = 71 O D. m/z - 57 QUESTION 24 Which of the followings reagents would be used to carry out the reaction shown below? OMe OMe H. OH O A. CH3 CH2 OH, H2SO4 O B. CH3 CH2 OH, CH3 CH2 O Na OC. CH3 CH2MgBr/ether followed by H30* OD. H20/H2S04 followed by CH3 CH2 OH, to NHAC C Но ОН Reagent? ACHN Ac = CH3 O A. 4M HCI /THE O B. Pyridium dichromate/ CH2CI2 O C. 4M NAOH/EtOH O D. Pd(OH)2/ H2
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![O A. m/z = 168
O B. m/z = 125
OC. m/z = 71
O D.m/z - 57
QUESTION 24
Which of the followings reagents would be used to carry out the reaction shown below?
H
OMe
OMe
?
H.
OH
O A. CH3 CH2 OH, H2S04
O B. CH3 CH2 OH, CH3 CH2 O Na +
OC. CH3 CH2MgBr/ether followed by H30*
O D. H20/H2S04 followed by CH3 CH2 OH,
NHẠC O
НО
OH
Reagent?
O.
ACHN
Ac =
CH3
O A. 4M HCI /THE
O B. Pyridium dichromate/ CH2CI2
O C. 4M NAOH/ETOH
O D. Pd(OH)2/ H2](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fcdc92532-184f-4b56-9f80-bd9632a3eabe%2F62caa08b-a412-4a18-a155-bec12a819970%2F90of2kq_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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