OH 2 3 HC=CH HC=C-CH3 H3C C C H3C CH3 Reagents a. NaNH2 f. 2 Na, NH3(1) b. CH31 g. CH CH C. CH3CHO h. C6H5CHO d. H₂O i. (CH3)2CO e. H2, Lindlar's catalyst j. H3O+, heat Select the necessary reagent(s) from the table to perform step 1 in the above reaction scheme. More than one selection may be required. Enter your selection as a string of letters without punctuation, in the order that you wish to use them, i.e. acd. OH CH₂

OH 2 3 HC=CH HC=C-CH3 H3C C C H3C CH3 Reagents a. NaNH2 f. 2 Na, NH3(1) b. CH31 g. CH CH C. CH3CHO h. C6H5CHO d. H₂O i. (CH3)2CO e. H2, Lindlar's catalyst j. H3O+, heat Select the necessary reagent(s) from the table to perform step 1 in the above reaction scheme. More than one selection may be required. Enter your selection as a string of letters without punctuation, in the order that you wish to use them, i.e. acd. OH CH₂

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