Use line structures and write reaction equations for the following synthetic conversion. Show each reaction step by a complete reaction equation in which substrate, reagents and all possible organic products are given. Indicate major and minor products where applicable, but not in the final step. Show only the major product in the final step. No mechanisms and stereochemistry are required. 2.1 Br

Use line structures and write reaction equations for the following synthetic conversion. Show each reaction step by a complete reaction equation in which substrate, reagents and all possible organic products are given. Indicate major and minor products where applicable, but not in the final step. Show only the major product in the final step. No mechanisms and stereochemistry are required. 2.1 Br

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