Shown are four possible methods to form 2-pentanone from 1-bromobutane. Select the method(s) that will actually produce the desired product as the major product. A 1. B C D 4. Br Method 1: 1) t-BUOK 2) H30 3) PCC 4) MeMgBr 5) H20 6) PCC Method 2: 1) NaOH 2) PCC 3) MeMgBr 4) H20 5) PCC Method 3: 1) Mg 2) 3) H20 4) PCC Method 4: 1) Mg 2) . 3) H2O 4) PCC H. 2. 3.

Shown are four possible methods to form 2-pentanone from 1-bromobutane. Select the method(s) that will actually produce the desired product as the major product. A 1. B C D 4. Br Method 1: 1) t-BUOK 2) H30 3) PCC 4) MeMgBr 5) H20 6) PCC Method 2: 1) NaOH 2) PCC 3) MeMgBr 4) H20 5) PCC Method 3: 1) Mg 2) 3) H20 4) PCC Method 4: 1) Mg 2) . 3) H2O 4) PCC H. 2. 3.

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