2. The following transformations represent “synthetic traps" (the reactions don’t work). Explain why the reaction doesn't work as described and give what would be the products for the reaction. OH 1. EtLi Ph OH Но. Ph 2. H20 HBr ОН Br HBr ОН Br

2. The following transformations represent “synthetic traps" (the reactions don’t work). Explain why the reaction doesn't work as described and give what would be the products for the reaction. OH 1. EtLi Ph OH Но. Ph 2. H20 HBr ОН Br HBr ОН Br

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Chapter7: Alkynes

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2. The following transformations represent “synthetic traps" (the reactions don't work).
Explain why the reaction doesn't work as described and give what would be the products
for the reaction.
OH
1. EtLi
Ph OH
HO.
2. H20
Ph
HBr
OH
Br
HBr
OH
Br

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