PLease help with 28 and 29. PLease explain. Thanks For each of the following reactions, using one or more "-R", you may abbreviate portions ofthe molecule that are not changed in the reaction. However, be careful to show correctregiochemistry. If there is no reaction write "NR".25. Draw the product of the reaction with Br,26. Draw the product of the reaction with HBr27. Draw the product of the reaction with O,28. Draw the product of the reaction with HOBR29. Draw the product of the reaction with PCCно30. Draw the product of the reaction with KMNO.

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For each of the following reactions, using one or more "-R", you may abbreviate portions of the molecule that are not changed in the reaction. However, be careful to show correct regiochemistry. If there is no reaction write "NR".

For each of the following reactions, using one or more "-R", you may abbreviate portions of the molecule that are not changed in the reaction. However, be careful to show correct regiochemistry. If there is no reaction write "NR".

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PLease help with 28 and 29. PLease explain. Thanks

For each of the following reactions, using one or more "-R", you may abbreviate portions of
the molecule that are not changed in the reaction. However, be careful to show correct
regiochemistry. If there is no reaction write "NR".
25. Draw the product of the reaction with Br,
26. Draw the product of the reaction with HBr
27. Draw the product of the reaction with O,
28. Draw the product of the reaction with HOBR
29. Draw the product of the reaction with PCC
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30. Draw the product of the reaction with KMNO.

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