16. Predict the major organic products.HKMNO41. TSCI(а-b)CH3-OH2. NaN33. H2PdH.1. PBr3CH3.OH(c-d)H""H2. CH3S Na+OH1. SOCI21. CH3MGCI(e-f)2. K* CN2. H20, H*1 equivalentHBrlabel the kinetic and thermodynamic products

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Predict the major organic products. H KMNO4 1. TSCI (a-b) CH3- HO. 2. NaN3 3. H2Pd 1. PBr3 CH3 OH (c-d) H" "H, 2. CH3S Na+ OH 1. SOCI, 1. CH3MGCI (e-f) 2. K* CN 2. H20, H*

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Predict the major organic products.
H
KMNO4
1. TSCI
(а-b)
CH3-
OH
2. NaN3
3. H2Pd
H.
1. PBr3
CH3.
OH
(c-d)
H"
"H
2. CH3S Na+
OH
1. SOCI2
1. CH3MGCI
(e-f)
2. K* CN
2. H20, H*
1 equivalent
HBr
label the kinetic and thermodynamic products

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