please answer a-f. b)c)Br8Lovee)f) Et Me1) Hg(OCCF3)2, CH₂OH, THF2) NaBH,HBr (1 eq)H₂O*t-BUO K/t-BuOH, 75 °C1) excess NaNH,2) H₂O*H₂, Pd/CaCO3Lindlar's Catalyst

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c)
Br
8
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e)
f) Et Me
1) Hg(OCCF3)2, CH₂OH, THF
2) NaBH,
HBr (1 eq)
H₂O*
t-BUO K/t-BuOH, 75 °C
1) excess NaNH,
2) H₂O*
H₂, Pd/CaCO3
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