Select reagents from the table to perform the following conversions.Enter your answer as a string of letters in the order that you wish to use the reagents, i.e. bde. Do not use punctuation.a. Br₂, CC14b. excess NaNH,C. CH3 Id.Na,NH3 (1)e. H₂, Lindlar's catalyst j. H₂SO4, H₂O, HgSO4Conversion #1:Conversion #2:Reagents availablef. H₂, Pd/Cg. (sia) 2 BH then H₂O2, NaOHh. BH3 then H₂O2, NaOHBrBri. excess NaNH₂, then H₂OCH3

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Select reagents from the table to perform the following conversions. Enter your answer as a string of letters in the order that you wish to use the reagents, i.e. bde. Do not use punctuation. Reagents available a. Br₂, CCl4 f. H₂, Pd/C b. excess NaNH, g. (sia)2 BH then H₂O2, NaOH c. CH3I h. BHs then H₂O2, NaOH d. Na, i. excess NaNH2₂, then H₂O NH3 (1) e. H₂2, Lindlar's catalyst j. H₂SO4, H₂O, HgSO4 Conversion #1: Conversion #2: Br Br CH3

Select reagents from the table to perform the following conversions. Enter your answer as a string of letters in the order that you wish to use the reagents, i.e. bde. Do not use punctuation. Reagents available a. Br₂, CCl4 f. H₂, Pd/C b. excess NaNH, g. (sia)2 BH then H₂O2, NaOH c. CH3I h. BHs then H₂O2, NaOH d. Na, i. excess NaNH2₂, then H₂O NH3 (1) e. H₂2, Lindlar's catalyst j. H₂SO4, H₂O, HgSO4 Conversion #1: Conversion #2: Br Br CH3

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Select reagents from the table to perform the following conversions.
Enter your answer as a string of letters in the order that you wish to use the reagents, i.e. bde. Do not use punctuation.
a. Br₂, CC14
b. excess NaNH,
C. CH3 I
d.
Na,
NH3 (1)
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Conversion #1:
Conversion #2:
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