Using the reactions you've learned up to now, devise a reaction path for the following syntheses (show the series of reactions you would use to make the given product from the given starting material). Indicate any required reagent(s) and show the structures of the products after each step. Appropriate solvent and temperature should be indicated if it will affect the outcome. Do not consider stereochemistry. а) propane 2-chloropropane b) butane 1-butene

Using the reactions you've learned up to now, devise a reaction path for the following syntheses (show the series of reactions you would use to make the given product from the given starting material). Indicate any required reagent(s) and show the structures of the products after each step. Appropriate solvent and temperature should be indicated if it will affect the outcome. Do not consider stereochemistry. а) propane 2-chloropropane b) butane 1-butene

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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