Identify reagents by letter from the reagents table for each step in the following scheme. Some steps may require more than one reagent. Enter the first reagent on the left. (1) (2) (3) EC: Na Reagents a Br2 CH212 / Zn(Cu) / ether i 1. O3 2. Zn / H30* e b CH3I f H2 / Lindlar catalyst Li in NH3 CH;CH2I g H2O/ H2SO4 , HgS04 k коН ethanol d CH3CH2CH2B h NANH2 / NH3 1. BH3 in THF 2. H-Оz in NaOH a) Step 1: b) Step 2: c) Step 3:

Identify reagents by letter from the reagents table for each step in the following scheme. Some steps may require more than one reagent. Enter the first reagent on the left. (1) (2) (3) EC: Na Reagents a Br2 CH212 / Zn(Cu) / ether i 1. O3 2. Zn / H30* e b CH3I f H2 / Lindlar catalyst Li in NH3 CH;CH2I g H2O/ H2SO4 , HgS04 k коН ethanol d CH3CH2CH2B h NANH2 / NH3 1. BH3 in THF 2. H-Оz in NaOH a) Step 1: b) Step 2: c) Step 3:

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