Starting materialsBrReagentsOH1H3COH2Br6Br7OHOHTOHOH85Ha Mg / dry ethere Aqueous H2SO4 at refluxi KMnO4 / H3O+b 1. CO22. acidic workupof Conc. HCI or HCI (gas)j Na2CrO4 / aqueous H2SO4C NaCN/THF or DMFg PBr3K 1. BH3/THF 2. H₂O2/aq. NaOHd NaCN/dil. aqueous H2SO4h KOH alcohol| OHStarting materialsBrReagents1OHH3C2རྨ.BrBr73OHOHHO+85Ha Mg / dry ethere Aqueous H2SO4 at refluxi KMnO4 / H3O+b 1. CO2 2. acidic workupof Conc. HCI or HCI (gas)j Na2 CrO 4 / aqueous H2SO4c NaCN/THF or DMFg PBr3k 1. BH3/THF 2. H₂O₂/aq. NaOHd NaCN/dil. aqueous H2SO4h KOH/alcohol|

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of OH Starting materials 1 Br H,C OH 2 Br 6 Reagents a Mg / dry ether b 1. CO2 2. acidic workup c NaCN/THF or DMF Br 7 3 LOH OH e Aqueous H2SO4 at reflux f Conc. HCI or HCI (gas) g PBr d NaCN/ dil. aqueous H2SO4 h KOH/alcohol | 4 -OH 8 I KMnO/H₂O* I 5 H Na₂ CrO4 / aqueous H₂SO4 k 1. BH3/THF 2. H2O2/aq. NaOH

of OH Starting materials 1 Br H,C OH 2 Br 6 Reagents a Mg / dry ether b 1. CO2 2. acidic workup c NaCN/THF or DMF Br 7 3 LOH OH e Aqueous H2SO4 at reflux f Conc. HCI or HCI (gas) g PBr d NaCN/ dil. aqueous H2SO4 h KOH/alcohol | 4 -OH 8 I KMnO/H₂O* I 5 H Na₂ CrO4 / aqueous H₂SO4 k 1. BH3/THF 2. H2O2/aq. NaOH

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