The following synthesis requires more than one step. Specify the reagents you would use to carry it out. (Specify reagents using letters from the table, first reagent on the left. Example: ab) (Notice that there are two possibilities given: NaNH,, and NaNH, in combination with water.) Reagents available a. Brz e. D20 b. 3 NaNH2 / NH3 then H2O r 2 NaNH2/ NH3 c. NANH2/ NH3 d. CH, CH,CH2 Br g. CH3CH2I The reagents are (in order of use):

The following synthesis requires more than one step. Specify the reagents you would use to carry it out. (Specify reagents using letters from the table, first reagent on the left. Example: ab) (Notice that there are two possibilities given: NaNH,, and NaNH, in combination with water.) Reagents available a. Brz e. D20 b. 3 NaNH2 / NH3 then H2O r 2 NaNH2/ NH3 c. NANH2/ NH3 d. CH, CH,CH2 Br g. CH3CH2I The reagents are (in order of use):

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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