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Br Br Br Starting material product Reagents available • CH z Iz, Zn Ccu) •HC=C:- • Hz, lindlar catalyst Hq COAC)2, H20/ THF then Na BHy • H20 iH 2SO4 , Hg2so4 Brz BH3 then H20z

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Chapter16: Thermodynamics

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Br
Br
Br
Starting
material
product
Reagents available
• CH 2 Iz, Zn Ccu)
•HC=C:-
• Hz, lindlar catalyst
Hq COAC)2, H20/THF then Na BHy
Brz
BH3 then H20z

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