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Question 22

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In the two step reaction sequence given below, the starting bis-sulfone acts as
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Question 46

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The major product formed in the following reaction is
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Question 51

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The structures of the intermediate [P] and major product Q formed in the following reaction sequence are
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Question 53

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Hydroboration of 2-butyne with

yields the intermediate U, which on treatment with I

and NaOMe at

, gives product V. The structures of U and V are
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Question 54

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The structures of the major products W and X in the following synthetic scheme are
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Question 55

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The major products Y and Z in the following reaction sequence are
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