All please 22.Place the reagents below in the correct order necessary to accomplish thetransformation shown in the box.1. CH3CH2ONAII. BH3I. РССIV. H2O2/NAOHV. NBS/AA.I then II then III then IV then VV then I then II then IV then IIII then II then V then II then IVIV then II then IV then II then IV then IV then II then I then IIВ.C.D.E.23.Place the reagents below in the correct order necessary to accomplish thetransformation shown in the box.I. MCPBAII. CH3CH2ONaIII. 1. CH3MgBr, ether 2. H2OIV. PCCV. NBS/AI then II then IV then V then IIIV then III then I then IV then IIIII Then IV then II then V then IV then II then I then II then IVIl then V then I then IV then IIIА.В.С.D.E.

22. Place the reagents below in the correct order necessary to accomplish the transformation shown in the box. 1. CH3CH2ONA II. BH3 III. PCC IV. H2O2/NAOH V. NBS/A A. I then II then III then IV then V V then I then II then IV then III I then III then V then II then IV IV then II then IV then II then I V then IV then II then I then III В. C. D. E.

22. Place the reagents below in the correct order necessary to accomplish the transformation shown in the box. 1. CH3CH2ONA II. BH3 III. PCC IV. H2O2/NAOH V. NBS/A A. I then II then III then IV then V V then I then II then IV then III I then III then V then II then IV IV then II then IV then II then I V then IV then II then I then III В. C. D. E.

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