Part Four: Multi-Step Reactions and Synthesis to cycl 6. Predict the product of the following multistep reactions: он 1) PBr30°C 2) mg, ether 3)2 4) Hạ, H2O 5) PCC, CH₂ Cl₂ ? clonekane into 2-c 1) Br₂, hv 2) Mg, ether 3) ня 4) HCI, H₂0 5) H₂SO4, A 6) Zn (Cu), CH₂ I₂ ?

Part Four: Multi-Step Reactions and Synthesis to cycl 6. Predict the product of the following multistep reactions: он 1) PBr30°C 2) mg, ether 3)2 4) Hạ, H2O 5) PCC, CH₂ Cl₂ ? clonekane into 2-c 1) Br₂, hv 2) Mg, ether 3) ня 4) HCI, H₂0 5) H₂SO4, A 6) Zn (Cu), CH₂ I₂ ?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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