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II. Major product puzzle: A. D SOCI, 1-heptyne (CH,,CuLi (1) OMe,s G (1) I A (2) H,O+ 1. HCN/NACN H QH (1) Na, Cr,O, (2) H,So, (1) B (2) H+ CH,CH,MgBr

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Major product puzzle:
A.
D
SOCI,
1-heptyne
(CH,,CuLi
(1) OMe,s G
(1) I
A
(2) H,O+
1. HCN/NACN
H
QH
(1) Na, Cr,O,
(2) H,So,
(1) B (2) H+
CH,CH,MgBr

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