Octob Question 56: Working backwards, deduce the starting material that led to the indicat product through the defined reactions. (a) A (b) B (1) HCOCI, AICI, (2) CI, AICI, (3) NaBH,, MeOH (4) NaH, Etl (1) CH,CI, AICI, (2) HNO, H₂SO4 (3) KMnO, HO, A (4) LIAIH, in Et O (5) H₂O/H,SO CI CI HO OEt NO₂

Octob Question 56: Working backwards, deduce the starting material that led to the indicat product through the defined reactions. (a) A (b) B (1) HCOCI, AICI, (2) CI, AICI, (3) NaBH,, MeOH (4) NaH, Etl (1) CH,CI, AICI, (2) HNO, H₂SO4 (3) KMnO, HO, A (4) LIAIH, in Et O (5) H₂O/H,SO CI CI HO OEt NO₂

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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