Which can ot be used in the second step of the reaction sequence Which of the following cannot be used successfully in the second step of the following read1. NaN3, THFNH,Br2.?Ph3P, H20cat. Pd. H2LIAIH4O Two of the listed conditions will fail.NABH4QUESTION 30

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Which can ot be used in the second step of the reaction sequence

Which of the following cannot be used successfully in the second step of the following read
1. NaN3, THF
NH,
Br
2.?
Ph3P, H20
cat. Pd. H2
LIAIH4
O Two of the listed conditions will fail.
NABH4
QUESTION 30

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