Could you please help with these questions? Thank you! 45. In which transformation has the indicated carbon become reduced?(C)(A)(C)(A)(B)46, Which alkyl halide will yield the alkene shown in the box as the major E2 product upon treatment with NaOH?H₂CHCICICH₂(A)(B)(C)(D)47. Which of the following reaction sequences would yield the compound shown in the box?CICI="HCH31. Li, NH3 (liq.)2. Cl₂CH₂NaNH, (2 eq )2. HCI(D)H17(B) =(D)1. NaNH,2. CH₂lCICl₂CH₂3. H₂/Lindlar cat.4. Cl₂

45. In which transformation has the indicated carbon become reduced? (C) (A) C) (A) (B) 46. Which alkyl halide will yield the alkene shown in the box as the major E2 product upon treatment with NaOH? H₂C CH₂ H = (D) (A) (B) (C) (D) 47. Which of the following reaction sequences would yield the compound shown in the box? CI CI CH3 1. Li, NHa (liq.) 2. Cl₂ NaNH, (2 eq ) 2. HCI CH3 H CI CH₂ (B) = (D) 1. NaNH, 2. CH₂l 3/ CI Cl₂ CH₂ 3. H₂/Lindlar cat. 4. Cl₂

45. In which transformation has the indicated carbon become reduced? (C) (A) C) (A) (B) 46. Which alkyl halide will yield the alkene shown in the box as the major E2 product upon treatment with NaOH? H₂C CH₂ H = (D) (A) (B) (C) (D) 47. Which of the following reaction sequences would yield the compound shown in the box? CI CI CH3 1. Li, NHa (liq.) 2. Cl₂ NaNH, (2 eq ) 2. HCI CH3 H CI CH₂ (B) = (D) 1. NaNH, 2. CH₂l 3/ CI Cl₂ CH₂ 3. H₂/Lindlar cat. 4. Cl₂

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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Problem 16.45P: The following bicyclic ketone has two -carbons and three -hydrogens. When this molecule is treated...

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