[References] Shown below is one step in the synthesis of racemic trans-2-(1-propenyl)cyclohexanol from cyclohexane. From the list of reagents provided, choose the reagent(s) that will bring about this transformation. Reagents available a. Br2, light e. (CH3)3 CO K+ b. HBr f. RCO;H c. H2 SO4, H2O g. CH3 OH d. 1. H2 C=CH-CH,MgBr h. 1. CH3 CH=CHMgBr 2. HCI / H20 2. HCI / H2O No more than one step is necessary. Write the letter of the reagent(s) in the box provided, e.g., g) Your answer:

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Shown below is one step in the synthesis of racemic trans-2-(1-propenyl)cyclohexanol from cyclohexane.
From the list of reagents provided, choose the reagent(s) that will bring about this transformation.
Reagents available
a. Br2, light
e. (CH3 )3 CO K+
b. HBr
f. RCO3H
c. H2 SO4, H2O
g. CH3OH
d. 1. H2 C=CH-CH2MgBr h. 1. CH3 CH=CHMgBr
2. HC1 / H2O
2. HC1 / H2 O
No more than one step is necessary. Write the letter of the reagent(s) in the box provided, e.g., g)
Your answer:
Transcribed Image Text:[References] Shown below is one step in the synthesis of racemic trans-2-(1-propenyl)cyclohexanol from cyclohexane. From the list of reagents provided, choose the reagent(s) that will bring about this transformation. Reagents available a. Br2, light e. (CH3 )3 CO K+ b. HBr f. RCO3H c. H2 SO4, H2O g. CH3OH d. 1. H2 C=CH-CH2MgBr h. 1. CH3 CH=CHMgBr 2. HC1 / H2O 2. HC1 / H2 O No more than one step is necessary. Write the letter of the reagent(s) in the box provided, e.g., g) Your answer:
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