To achieve the synthesis of compound II from compound X, chose which of the following reagen use Compound X Compound II O d. Mercury acetate/H20 and NABH4 followed by chromic acid O D. Boron trihydride /H202 followed by NGBH4 O C. Mercury acetate/H2O and NABH4 followed by peroxyacetic acid od. None of the above e. Boron trihydride /H2O2 followed by chromic acid

To achieve the synthesis of compound II from compound X, chose which of the following reagen use Compound X Compound II O d. Mercury acetate/H20 and NABH4 followed by chromic acid O D. Boron trihydride /H202 followed by NGBH4 O C. Mercury acetate/H2O and NABH4 followed by peroxyacetic acid od. None of the above e. Boron trihydride /H2O2 followed by chromic acid

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter21: Nas: Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution

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