Question A8There are two fundamental flaws (at least!) with the followed proposed transformation. Whatare they? Suggest a reasonable route for this conversion (C to D). (Hint: More than one stepwill be required.)NHNH2AICIJuestion A8HNQuestion A10Give the product from each of the following reaction and provide a chemically-rbasonablemechanism for the transformation. Ensure the stereochemistry of the product is clearlydisplayed.Heat

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Question AS There are two fundamental flaws (at leastl) with the followed proposed transformation. What are they? Suggest a reasonable route for this conversion (C to D). (Hint: More than one step will be required.) NH NH, Juestion A8 EtOH Question A10 Give the product from each of the following reaction and provide a chemicalty-reasonable mechanism for the transformation. Ensure the stereochemistry of the product is clearly displayed. Heat

Question AS There are two fundamental flaws (at leastl) with the followed proposed transformation. What are they? Suggest a reasonable route for this conversion (C to D). (Hint: More than one step will be required.) NH NH, Juestion A8 EtOH Question A10 Give the product from each of the following reaction and provide a chemicalty-reasonable mechanism for the transformation. Ensure the stereochemistry of the product is clearly displayed. Heat

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