Outcome 9- Bridge Assignment 1Products of/Reagents for Redox Reactions1) Many reduction reactions use LIAIH, (often followed by protonation) as their reagent. There arefour such reactions in the video; draw the starting materials as well as the exact reagents thatcould be used to obtain the following products, then label the produced functional groups.OHNH22) There are two reduction reactions which result in "complete reduction". Draw the products ofthe reactions below, and identify their products' functional group(s).i) NH,NH,i) NaOH, heatZn (Hg)HCIWhich of the above reagent sets would be best utilized to accomplish the following conversion (hint: youwouldn't want to react the alkene)?

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Outcome 9- Bridge Assignment 1 Products of/Reagents for Redox Reactions 1) Many reduction reactions use LIAIH, (often followed by protonation) as their reagent. There are four such reactions in the video; draw the starting materials as well as the exact reagents that could be used to obtain the following products, then label the produced functional groups. OH `NH2 "NH2 `NH. 2) There are two reduction reactions which result in "complete reduction". Draw the products of the reactions below, and identify their products' functional group(s). i) NH,NH, i) NAOH, heat Zn (Hg) HCI Which of the above reagent sets would be best utilized to accomplish the following conversion (hint: you wouldn't want to react the alkene)?

Outcome 9- Bridge Assignment 1 Products of/Reagents for Redox Reactions 1) Many reduction reactions use LIAIH, (often followed by protonation) as their reagent. There are four such reactions in the video; draw the starting materials as well as the exact reagents that could be used to obtain the following products, then label the produced functional groups. OH `NH2 "NH2 `NH. 2) There are two reduction reactions which result in "complete reduction". Draw the products of the reactions below, and identify their products' functional group(s). i) NH,NH, i) NAOH, heat Zn (Hg) HCI Which of the above reagent sets would be best utilized to accomplish the following conversion (hint: you wouldn't want to react the alkene)?

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