QUESTION 2From the list provided, choose the reastion conditions that will bring about the overall transformation shown below:OHOA CH3CH2OH, H2504 (cat.)OB (1) Mg. ether: (2) 2-methyloxirane: (3) H30*Oc MCPBAOD (1) LIAIH4, ether: (2) H30*OE (1) CH3NH2, pH = 5; (2) NABH3CNOF 1) PPh3: (2) Bult (3) benzaldehydeoa (1) PPha (2) Bul: (3) acetophenoneOH (1) Mg, ether; (2) acetone; (3) H3o*OL NaCIO2, NAH2PO4 2-methyl-2-buteneot (1) (COC)2. DMSO; (2) NEtgOK (CH2)2NH, pH - 5OL H2NNH2, KOH, heatOM. None of the other reaction conditions listed will produce this overall transformationON Croz, H2S04 H20oo. H2NNH2, pH -5

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QUESTION 2 From the list provided, choose the reaction conditions that will bring about the overall transformation shown below OH OA CH3CH2OH, H2504 (cat) OB (1) Mg, ether; (2) 2-methyloxirane: (3) H30t Oc MCPBA OD (1) LIAIH4, ether: (2) H3o* OE (1) CH3NH2, pH 5: (2) NABH3CN O (1) PPhg: (2) Bult (3) benzaldehyde oa (1) PPhy (2) Duli: (3) acetophenone OK (1) Mg, ether; (2) acetone; (3) HJo* OL NaCIO2, NaH2PO4. 2-methyl-2-butene ol (1) (COC)2, DMSO; (2) NEtg OK (CH)2NH, pH 5 OL H2NNH2, KOH, heat OM None of the other reaction conditions listed will produce this overal transformation ON Crog, H2S04 H20 oo H2NNH2, pH-5

QUESTION 2 From the list provided, choose the reaction conditions that will bring about the overall transformation shown below OH OA CH3CH2OH, H2504 (cat) OB (1) Mg, ether; (2) 2-methyloxirane: (3) H30t Oc MCPBA OD (1) LIAIH4, ether: (2) H3o* OE (1) CH3NH2, pH 5: (2) NABH3CN O (1) PPhg: (2) Bult (3) benzaldehyde oa (1) PPhy (2) Duli: (3) acetophenone OK (1) Mg, ether; (2) acetone; (3) HJo* OL NaCIO2, NaH2PO4. 2-methyl-2-butene ol (1) (COC)2, DMSO; (2) NEtg OK (CH)2NH, pH 5 OL H2NNH2, KOH, heat OM None of the other reaction conditions listed will produce this overal transformation ON Crog, H2S04 H20 oo H2NNH2, pH-5

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