What reaction sequence will best achieve the transformation shown below?(1) BH3 THF(2) H2O2, NaOH/H20(A)[?](1) HBr/ether(B)(2) NaCN/CH3CN(3) Ts-CI, pyridine(4) NACN/CH3CN"CN(1) ВНз. THF(2) H-02. NaOHн-0(C)(3) SOC,, pyridine(4) NaCN/CH;CN(1) Hg(OAc)2, HO/THF(2) NABH/ethanol(D)(3) Ts-Cl/pyridine(4) NaCN/CH, CNOSequence DSequence A

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What reaction sequence will best achieve the transformation shown below? (1) BH THF [?] (1) HBr/ether (2) H2O2, N2OH/H;O (A) (B) (2) NaCN/CH3CN (3) Ts-CI, pyridine (4) NaCN/CH3CN CN (1) BH3 THE (1) Hg(OAc)2, H2O/THF (2) NABH/ethanol (D) (3) Ts-Cl/pyridine (4) NACN/CH CN (2) H2O2. NaOH/H;O (C) (3) SOC,, pyridine (4) NaCN/CH3CN

What reaction sequence will best achieve the transformation shown below? (1) BH THF [?] (1) HBr/ether (2) H2O2, N2OH/H;O (A) (B) (2) NaCN/CH3CN (3) Ts-CI, pyridine (4) NaCN/CH3CN CN (1) BH3 THE (1) Hg(OAc)2, H2O/THF (2) NABH/ethanol (D) (3) Ts-Cl/pyridine (4) NACN/CH CN (2) H2O2. NaOH/H;O (C) (3) SOC,, pyridine (4) NaCN/CH3CN

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Chapter14: Elimination

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