Concept explainers
(a)
Interpretation:
The preparation for given compound should be identified using benzene and any other reagents.
Concept Introduction:
Heck reaction: It describes the coupling reaction between aryl, vinyl or benzyl halide and
(b)
Interpretation:
The preparation for given compound should be identified using benzene and any other reagents.
Concept Introduction:
Negishi reaction: It describes how the product obtained when
(c)
Interpretation:
The preparation for given compound should be identified using benzene and any other reagents.
Concept Introduction:
Heck reaction: It describes the coupling reaction between aryl, vinyl or benzyl halide and alkene in presence of
Simmons–Smith reaction: The reaction involves formation of cyclopropane using reagents namely
(d)
Interpretation:
The preparation for given compound should be identified using benzene and any other reagents.
Concept Introduction:
Heck reaction: It describes the coupling reaction between aryl, vinyl or benzyl halide and alkene in presence of
Simmons–Smith reaction: The reaction involves formation of cyclopropane using reagents namely

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