Identify the MAJOR product that would be obtained at the end of the following 3- step reaction sequence. (i.e. the final product not the "isolated intermediates"). Hint- write out the product of each of the three steps and be aware of the stereochemistry in step 2 and 3. H NaNH, then isolated intermediate Na, NH3 isolated intermediate Cl₂

Identify the MAJOR product that would be obtained at the end of the following 3- step reaction sequence. (i.e. the final product not the "isolated intermediates"). Hint- write out the product of each of the three steps and be aware of the stereochemistry in step 2 and 3. H NaNH, then isolated intermediate Na, NH3 isolated intermediate Cl₂

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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