10. a) Provide the structures of reagent 1 and 2 that are required to generate the following alkyne: Route 1 Reagent 1 1. NaNH2/NH3 2. CH3Br 2 molar eq HBr H₂ Lindlar's 2 equivalents NaNH, NH3 b) Provide the structure of the product, with the correct stereochemistry where necessary, for each of Catalyst Pd excess Cl₂ Route 2 NaNH, NH3 Reagent 2 the following transformations involving alkynes. If there is no reaction, write 'NR' in the respective box.

10. a) Provide the structures of reagent 1 and 2 that are required to generate the following alkyne: Route 1 Reagent 1 1. NaNH2/NH3 2. CH3Br 2 molar eq HBr H₂ Lindlar's 2 equivalents NaNH, NH3 b) Provide the structure of the product, with the correct stereochemistry where necessary, for each of Catalyst Pd excess Cl₂ Route 2 NaNH, NH3 Reagent 2 the following transformations involving alkynes. If there is no reaction, write 'NR' in the respective box.

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