You need to synthesize 4-octyne from ethyne and any bromoalkane youneed. List th

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You need to synthesize 4-octyne from ethyne and any bromoalkane youneed. List the reagents you need in the order you would need to usethem to make 4-octyne. Use the letter from the reagent table forinorganic reagents and write the IUPAC substitutive name for thebromoalkane.
SelectFrom Table: http://www.webassign.net/userimages/kasandbe@ncsu/CH221_ssii_02/Reagent_table.htm

Assume you have access to 2 equivalents if you needit.

If you do not need all of the steps, type NA in the blank of the unusedsteps.

(Click hyperlink to take you to the reagent table.)

Start with the first reagent you would add to ethyne(aka acetylene).
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4

SelectFrom Table: http://www.webassign.net/userimages/kasandbe@ncsu/CH221_ssii_02/Reagent_table.htm

Assume you have access to 2 equivalents if you needit.

If you do not need all of the steps, type NA in the blank of the unusedsteps.

(Click hyperlink to take you to the reagent table.)

Start with the first reagent you would add to ethyne(aka acetylene).
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4

Assume you have access to 2 equivalents if you needit.

If you do not need all of the steps, type NA in the blank of the unusedsteps.

(Click hyperlink to take you to the reagent table.)

Start with the first reagent you would add to ethyne(aka acetylene).
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4

Explanation / Answer

I think this was answered a bit earlier...check out this link: chemistry-topic-5-544856-cpi0.aspx The answer should be T, 1-bromopropane, T, 1-bromopropane. Hope this was helpful! Please rate! :)

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