1. Determine the pre-target compound and the reagents or reaction conditions in the synthesisof the following compoundsPhPhNaOHPhA.?? +?-PhCNBrPhCO2H BrPhCNCO,HH3PO4?OsO4В.? + ?-80°CO2HNaOHноHO.Meli?конD. ?H*MEOHсноNaOH? +?NO2PhHNO3O,N.H2NHNO,F. ??H2SO4H3COOCH3H3COH2SO4O2N.SnH;COOCH3HCIE.

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1. Determine the pre-target compound and the reagents or reaction conditions in the synthesis of the following compounds NAOH Ph Ph Ph A. CN Br Ph ČO,H Br ? +?- Ph Ph CN CO,H H3PO4 Oso, ? +?- 80° CO2H NaOH C. но он Meli кон D. ? H* сно MEOH NaOH E. ? +?- Ph „NO2 HNO, O2N. H2N. HNO, F. ? ? H2SO4 H3CO OCH, H3CO H2SO4 O2N. Sn H3CO OCH3 HCI B.

1. Determine the pre-target compound and the reagents or reaction conditions in the synthesis of the following compounds NAOH Ph Ph Ph A. CN Br Ph ČO,H Br ? +?- Ph Ph CN CO,H H3PO4 Oso, ? +?- 80° CO2H NaOH C. но он Meli кон D. ? H* сно MEOH NaOH E. ? +?- Ph „NO2 HNO, O2N. H2N. HNO, F. ? ? H2SO4 H3CO OCH, H3CO H2SO4 O2N. Sn H3CO OCH3 HCI B.

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