What reagents are needed to carry out the conversion shown?0-araCI-OCH₂Cl₂/FeCl3: HNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C;OCH₂HB4; H₂O: H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C;OCHHNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C;O HNO3/H₂SO4; Br₂/FeBr3: Fe/HCl: NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; CH₂OH/heatHNO3/H₂SO4:CH₂CH₂CCICH₂CH₂CCI / AICI-OCH 3:fuming H₂SO4: Br₂/FeBra: excess H3O*/heat: NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; H₂SO4: Cul

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-OCH 3 0-00- CI- OCH, fuming H₂SO4: Br₂/FeBra: excess H30'/heat: NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; H₂SO4: Cul Cl₂/FeCl3: HNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C;, OCH, HB4; H₂O: H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; OCH₂ HNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; O HNO3/H₂SO4: Br₂/FeBrg: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; CH₂OH/heat HNO3/H2SO4 CH₂CH₂CCI / AICI,

-OCH 3 0-00- CI- OCH, fuming H₂SO4: Br₂/FeBra: excess H30'/heat: NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; H₂SO4: Cul Cl₂/FeCl3: HNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C;, OCH, HB4; H₂O: H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; OCH₂ HNO3/H₂SO4: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; O HNO3/H₂SO4: Br₂/FeBrg: Fe/HCI; NaNO₂/HCI/< 5°C; CH₂OH/heat HNO3/H2SO4 CH₂CH₂CCI / AICI,

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter8: Thermochemistry

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Problem 11QAP: When one mol of KOH is neutralized by sulfuric acid, q=56 kJ. (This is called the heat of...

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