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Question 1

Select the appropriate synthetic sequence to accomplish the transformation shown.




◦ 1. TsCl; 2. KOtBu; 3. HBr, ROOR
◦ 1. KOtBu; 2. HBr, ROOR
◦ 1. TsCl; 2. KOtBu; 3. Br2
◦ 1. TsCl; 2. KOtBu; 3. HBr
◦ 1. KOtBu; 2. TsCl; 3. HBr, ROOR

Question 2

Select an appropriate synthetic sequence to accomplish the transformation shown.



◦ 1. Br2, hv; 2. KOtBu; 3. H3O+
◦ 1. Br2, hv; 2. KOtBu; 3. ROOR
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1. Br2; 2. KOtBu; 3. MCPBA


◦ 1. HBr; 2. KOtBu; 3. MCPBA
◦ 1. HBr/ROOR; 2. excess NaNH2
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