Write all the steps involved in two for the following transformations A and B, using curved 2. arrows to represent electron flow in each step. Then for questions C and E give the products and for question D give the starting material А. Br Br2/ PBr3 OH COH H20 В. EtO Na 2 ELOH С. Br2 Pyridine CH3COOH Нeat i. LDA/THF D. Br ii. Е. 1. LDA 2. CH3CH2I 2

Write all the steps involved in two for the following transformations A and B, using curved 2. arrows to represent electron flow in each step. Then for questions C and E give the products and for question D give the starting material А. Br Br2/ PBr3 OH COH H20 В. EtO Na 2 ELOH С. Br2 Pyridine CH3COOH Нeat i. LDA/THF D. Br ii. Е. 1. LDA 2. CH3CH2I 2

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