Show how to accomplish the following alkylation. (a)Step 1 (i) Specify the reagent used in this step. (ii) Drawthe structure of the intermediate formed in this step,compound A. (B) draw the structure of the reagentneeded for this step. (C) specify the reagent used instep bCShow how to accomplish the following alkylation.[References]Step 1Step 2compound AStep 3CO₂Et(a) Step 1(i) Specify the reagent used in this step.(ii)Draw the structure of the intermediate formed in this step, compound A.1

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Show how to accomplish the following alkylation. (a) Step 1 (i) Specify the reagent used in this step. (ii) Draw the structure of the intermediate formed in this step, compound A. (B) draw the structure of the reagent needed for this step. (C) specify the reagent used in step b ow how to accomplish the following alkylation. ง [References]] Step 1 Step 2 compound A Step 3 CO₂Et (a) Step 1 (1) Specify the reagent used in this step. (ii) Draw the structure of the intermediate formed in this step, compound A.

Show how to accomplish the following alkylation. (a) Step 1 (i) Specify the reagent used in this step. (ii) Draw the structure of the intermediate formed in this step, compound A. (B) draw the structure of the reagent needed for this step. (C) specify the reagent used in step b ow how to accomplish the following alkylation. ง [References]] Step 1 Step 2 compound A Step 3 CO₂Et (a) Step 1 (1) Specify the reagent used in this step. (ii) Draw the structure of the intermediate formed in this step, compound A.

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