Please break down answer Specify the reagent you would use in each step of the following synthesis:CH3H3CCH3step 1step 2H3CCH3Reagents Availablea. LIAIH4f. PB13k. CH;CH,MgBrb. H2SO4g. Dess-Martin periodinane (DMP) I. CôHgMgBr(phenylmagnesium bromide)c. HCIh. NaHm. (CH3)½CHMGBd. HBri. NaOHn. Cro3e. SOCI,j. CH;MgBrWrite the letters of the reagents in the boxes below.Reagent for step 1Reagent for step 2

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Specify the reagent you would use in each step of the following synthesis: CH3 H3C CH3 step 1 step 2 H3C CH3 Reagents Available a. LIAIH4 f. PBr3 k. CH;CH;MgBr b. H2SO4 g. Dess-Martin periodinane (DMP) I. C3H5M9B (phenylmagnesium bromide c. HCI h. NaH m. (CH3)½CHM9B d. HBr i. NaOH n. Cro3 e. SOCI, j. CH3M9B Write the letters of the reagents in the boxes below. Reagent for step 1 Reagent for step 2

Specify the reagent you would use in each step of the following synthesis: CH3 H3C CH3 step 1 step 2 H3C CH3 Reagents Available a. LIAIH4 f. PBr3 k. CH;CH;MgBr b. H2SO4 g. Dess-Martin periodinane (DMP) I. C3H5M9B (phenylmagnesium bromide c. HCI h. NaH m. (CH3)½CHM9B d. HBr i. NaOH n. Cro3 e. SOCI, j. CH3M9B Write the letters of the reagents in the boxes below. Reagent for step 1 Reagent for step 2

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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