HO H2SO4 (а) Н,С- heat `C,Hs (CH3)3COOH, OsO4(cat) (b) (CII3);COII, IIO- 1. B,H6, diglyme 2. Н-О, но (c) 1. LIAIH4, diethyl ether (d) 2. H-О OH H,CrO4 (e) CH3CHC=C(CH2);CH3 H2SO4, H20, acetone OH || (f) CH;ČCH,CH=CHCH,CCH3 1. LIAIH4, diethyl ether 2. H-о OH O,N || pyridine -CI (g) H3C O,N (h) + CH;COCCH3 -ОН H NO2 CH;OH (i) Cl H2SO4 НО NO2

HO H2SO4 (а) Н,С- heat `C,Hs (CH3)3COOH, OsO4(cat) (b) (CII3);COII, IIO- 1. B,H6, diglyme 2. Н-О, но (c) 1. LIAIH4, diethyl ether (d) 2. H-О OH H,CrO4 (e) CH3CHC=C(CH2);CH3 H2SO4, H20, acetone OH || (f) CH;ČCH,CH=CHCH,CCH3 1. LIAIH4, diethyl ether 2. H-о OH O,N || pyridine -CI (g) H3C O,N (h) + CH;COCCH3 -ОН H NO2 CH;OH (i) Cl H2SO4 НО NO2

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