I. Synthesize the corresponding alkyne from the given alkene. Show the steps (no need for themechanism like transfer of electrons- just the arrowed steps) and the reagents needed in thestepsCH3-CH-CH=CH₂CH₂II. Subject the resulting alkyne above to the following reactions (show also the steps and thereagents needed in the steps):a. hydration with mercury as catalystb. oxidation with potassium permanganatec. hydrohalogenation with HCI (only one HCI is given)d. hydration with boranee. halogenation with bromine (2 molecules of bromine are given)f. hydrogenation with Lindlar catalystg. hydrogenation with Li/NH3h. hydrogenation with Pt/CIII. If the above alkyne product in I. is subjected to acetylide formation followed by nucleophilicsubstitution by a primary alkyl halide, show how the following product is formed.CH3CH3CH3-CH-CC-CH₂-CH-CH-CH3CH3

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1. Synthesize the corresponding alkyne from the given alkene. Show the steps (no need for the mechanism like transfer of electrons- just the arrowed steps) and the reagents needed in the steps CH3 -CH-CH=CH₂ CH3 II. Subject the resulting alkyne above to the following reactions (show also the steps and the reagents needed in the steps): a. hydration with mercury as catalyst b. oxidation with potassium permanganate

1. Synthesize the corresponding alkyne from the given alkene. Show the steps (no need for the mechanism like transfer of electrons- just the arrowed steps) and the reagents needed in the steps CH3 -CH-CH=CH₂ CH3 II. Subject the resulting alkyne above to the following reactions (show also the steps and the reagents needed in the steps): a. hydration with mercury as catalyst b. oxidation with potassium permanganate

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Chapter9: Nucleophilic Substitution And Β-elimination

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Problem 9.39P: Following are diastereomers (A) and (B) of 3-bromo-3,4-dimethylhexane. On treatment with sodium...

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