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Note: Solvents may be written following a comma. In this reaction, Et₂O is the solvent for step 1 and acetone the solvent for step 2. Solvents usually will not be directly involved the main reaction and are instead supplied for thoroughness. What is the major product formed in the following reaction? CN CN B OH 1. PBrs, Et₂0 2. KCN, acetone Br CN C Br CN D Br CN E

Note: Solvents may be written following a comma. In this reaction, Et₂O is the solvent for step 1 and acetone the solvent for step 2. Solvents usually will not be directly involved the main reaction and are instead supplied for thoroughness. What is the major product formed in the following reaction? CN CN B OH 1. PBrs, Et₂0 2. KCN, acetone Br CN C Br CN D Br CN E

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Note: Solvents may be written following a comma. In this reaction, Et₂O is the solvent for step 1 and acetone the solvent for step 2. Solvents usually will not be directly involved the main reaction and are instead supplied for thoroughness. What is the major product formed in the following reaction? OA OB OC OD OE CN ai A CN B OH 1. PBrs, Et₂0 2. KCN, acetone -0 Br CN C Br CN D Br CN E
Transcribed Image Text:Note: Solvents may be written following a comma. In this reaction, Et₂O is the solvent for step 1 and acetone the solvent for step 2. Solvents usually will not be directly involved the main reaction and are instead supplied for thoroughness. What is the major product formed in the following reaction? OA OB OC OD OE CN ai A CN B OH 1. PBrs, Et₂0 2. KCN, acetone -0 Br CN C Br CN D Br CN E
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