6. Provide the structure for the major product in the following reactions.b.Pf.OHg.Lia*OiaملیCI1. SOCI₂, pyr.2.toBr21. LIAIH4 (xs)2. H₂O1. LIAI(OR) 3H2. H₂O2.NH₂Et₂CuLi1. EtMgBr (xs)2. H₂O1. Mg2. CO₂3. H*4. SOCI₂, pyr1. [H], NaBH3CN, EtNH₂CIpyridine

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6. Provide the structure for the major product in the following reactions. b. P f. g. OH Lia Oia CI aia 0= CI 1. SOCI₂, pyr. 2. to Br 2 1. LIAIH4 (xs) 2. H₂O 1. LIAI(OR) 3H 2. H₂O 2. NH₂ Et₂CuLi 1. EtMgBr (xs) 2. H₂O 1. Mg 2. CO₂ 3. H 4. SOCI₂, pyr 1. [H], NaBH3CN, EtNH2 CI pyridine

6. Provide the structure for the major product in the following reactions. b. P f. g. OH Lia Oia CI aia 0= CI 1. SOCI₂, pyr. 2. to Br 2 1. LIAIH4 (xs) 2. H₂O 1. LIAI(OR) 3H 2. H₂O 2. NH₂ Et₂CuLi 1. EtMgBr (xs) 2. H₂O 1. Mg 2. CO₂ 3. H 4. SOCI₂, pyr 1. [H], NaBH3CN, EtNH2 CI pyridine

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6. Provide the structure for the major product in the following reactions.
b.
P
f.
OH
g.
Lia
*
Oia
ملی
CI
1. SOCI₂, pyr.
2.
to
Br
2
1. LIAIH4 (xs)
2. H₂O
1. LIAI(OR) 3H
2. H₂O
2.
NH₂
Et₂CuLi
1. EtMgBr (xs)
2. H₂O
1. Mg
2. CO₂
3. H*
4. SOCI₂, pyr
1. [H], NaBH3CN, EtNH₂
CI
pyridine

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