1. 2. 3. 4. O Br2, hv Br2, hv Br2, hv Br2, hv Br Br 4.) Circle the alcohols below that can be converted into bromides using PBr3. a. d. 1.) x 5.) Fill in the boxes: OH OH OH PBr3 Mg, Et₂0 2.) H3O+ b. e. OH OH Mg 1.) PBr3 Br racemic f. C. 2.) H3O+ OH OH

1. 2. 3. 4. O Br2, hv Br2, hv Br2, hv Br2, hv Br Br 4.) Circle the alcohols below that can be converted into bromides using PBr3. a. d. 1.) x 5.) Fill in the boxes: OH OH OH PBr3 Mg, Et₂0 2.) H3O+ b. e. OH OH Mg 1.) PBr3 Br racemic f. C. 2.) H3O+ OH OH

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O
Br2, hv
Br2, hv
Br2, hv
Br2, hv
Br
Br

4.) Circle the alcohols below that can be converted into bromides
using PBr3.
a.
d.
1.)
x
5.) Fill in the boxes:
OH
OH
OH
PBr3
Mg, Et₂0
2.) H3O+
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Mg
1.)
PBr3
Br
racemic
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