G.115.I need all three sub parts ..... The major organic product of this reaction would beHHBrvHWhat are the colors of the halogens?O one enantiomer, (R)OachiralO one enantiomer, (S)Ochiral but racemicCH3deep red-brown liquidCH₂S N ?yellow-green gasdark violet-black solidBrHOCH3How could this transformation be accomplished?CH3CH3?HH1. chlorine, Cl2OLIAIH4, etherO NaBH4, CH3OHO 1. Mg, ether 2. H2OOH2, Pd2. bromine, Br23. iodine, 12HHOCH3

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The major organic product of this reaction would be H Br H CH3 Oone enantiomer, (R) Oachiral Oone enantiomer, (S) Ochiral but racemic What are the colors of the halogens? deep red-brown liquid CH,s No yellow-green gas dark violet-black solid Br 'Н OCH3 How could this transformation be accomplished? CH3 CH3 ? OLIAIH4, ether NaBH4, CH3OH H ? H O1. Mg, ether 2. H2O OH2, Pd 1. chlorine, C12 2. bromine, Br2 3. iodine, 12 H H OCH3

The major organic product of this reaction would be H Br H CH3 Oone enantiomer, (R) Oachiral Oone enantiomer, (S) Ochiral but racemic What are the colors of the halogens? deep red-brown liquid CH,s No yellow-green gas dark violet-black solid Br 'Н OCH3 How could this transformation be accomplished? CH3 CH3 ? OLIAIH4, ether NaBH4, CH3OH H ? H O1. Mg, ether 2. H2O OH2, Pd 1. chlorine, C12 2. bromine, Br2 3. iodine, 12 H H OCH3

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