Briefly explain, in terms of fundamental principles, why none of the reaction schemes below would work as illustrated. 7) NaOEt/EIOH 2) CH 1)xs NaOEt но 2) CH,CH,Br HO O. 1) NaOEt/EIOH OE EIO OE EIO 2) PhBr Ph.

Briefly explain, in terms of fundamental principles, why none of the reaction schemes below would work as illustrated. 7) NaOEt/EIOH 2) CH 1)xs NaOEt но 2) CH,CH,Br HO O. 1) NaOEt/EIOH OE EIO OE EIO 2) PhBr Ph.

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Briefly explain, in terms of fundamental principles, why none of the reaction schemes below would work as
illustrated.
1) NaOEt/EIOH
2) CH
1)xs NaOE
2) CH,CH,Br
HO
HO.
но
O
1) NaOEt/EIOH
EIO
OE
2) PhBr
OE
Ph.

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