Predict the product(s) for each reaction below Hint: The enolatewill form from themost acidic a H1. NaOEt, EtOH2. CH3CH₂l 4. Predict the product(s) for each reaction below.H1. NaOH, Br2 (excess)2. H3O*Br2CH3CH2COOHNaOH, Cl₂ (excess)1. LDA2.H₂C=CHCH2Pyridine, heat

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Hint: The enolate will form from the most acidic a H 1. NaOEt, EtOH 2. CH3CH₂l 4. Predict the product(s) for each reaction below. H 1. NaOH, Br2 (excess) 2. H3O* Br2 CH3CH2COOH NaOH, Cl₂ (excess) 1. LDA 2.H₂C=CHCH2 Pyridine, heat