Predict the products of the following reaction sequences, be sure to indicate stereochemistry when needed. 1. Lindlar catalyst 2. NBS, A/hv CH, CH3 1. Na, NH, 2. tOOt, HCI A 3. Brz. A/hv CH3 1. Brz 2. NaOH (20 equivalents), A 3. HgSO,, H,SO,, H,O H,C CH2

Predict the products of the following reaction sequences, be sure to indicate stereochemistry when needed. 1. Lindlar catalyst 2. NBS, A/hv CH, CH3 1. Na, NH, 2. tOOt, HCI A 3. Brz. A/hv CH3 1. Brz 2. NaOH (20 equivalents), A 3. HgSO,, H,SO,, H,O H,C CH2

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Predict the products of the following reaction sequences, be sure to indicate
stereochemistry when needed.
1. Lindlar catalyst
2. NBS, A/hv
CH,
CH3
1. Na, NH,
2. tOOt, HCI A
3. Brz. A/hv
CH3
1. Brz
2. NaOH (20 equivalents), A
3. HgSO,, H,SO,, H,O
H,C
CH2

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