4) Complete the following reactions which form ethers (A and B) and cyclic ethers (C-E) as majorproducts.NaHA)CH,CHBHg(OAc),B)NaOHCH,CH,OH, NABH,NCBrMCPBAКонC)HOE)CH CI,сноHo(OAc)2(F)MEOH, H', NABHNaHQ(0)CH CH2 BrHONAOHNAOHL)CHCH, Br20NPhCoHOHKOHCHCIM)(OR)CINaOHHO(k)NaOH HM2211_Spr2022 Protected View Saved to this PC -ncReferencesMailingsReviewViewZoten contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, it's safer to stay in ProtectecMechanism for (G), (), (J) & (M):

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4) Complete the following reactions which form ethers (A and B) and cyclic ethers (C-E) as major products. NaH A) CH,CHB Hg(OAc)2 B) NaOH CH,CH,OH, NABH, D) NC MCPBA KOH C) HO. CH Cl, CHO Ho(OAc)2 (F) MEOH, H, NaBH Na (0) CH CH2 Br OH NAOH NAOH L) 20N CHCH, Br Phco,H OH кон CHCI M) (OR) OH HO. NaOH (k) NaOH

4) Complete the following reactions which form ethers (A and B) and cyclic ethers (C-E) as major products. NaH A) CH,CHB Hg(OAc)2 B) NaOH CH,CH,OH, NABH, D) NC MCPBA KOH C) HO. CH Cl, CHO Ho(OAc)2 (F) MEOH, H, NaBH Na (0) CH CH2 Br OH NAOH NAOH L) 20N CHCH, Br Phco,H OH кон CHCI M) (OR) OH HO. NaOH (k) NaOH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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