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Which 4 step process would convert the reactant to the
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Which 4 step process would convert the reactant to the product Excess reagent is implied if needed Hint Attempt this question towards the end of the exam so flag it if you get it in the beginning 1 Br dilute sulfuric acid 2 HBr t BUOK 3 HBr ROOR 1 03 2 water Me in NH3 1 4 H2 Lindlar NaOEt
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