- What reagents are needed for step 4 - what reagents are needed to prepare compound M HCompound Mstep 1OHCompound Nstep 2OOHBrCompound Ostep 3?BrCompound PC7H4BRCIOstep 4OHBrCompound QC7H7BrO

R-CO-Cl known as alkanoylchloride or acid chloride...

Answered: H Compound M step 1 O OH Compound N…

H Compound M step 1 O OH Compound N step 2 O OH Br Compound O step 3 ? Br Compound P C7H4BRCIO step 4 OH Br Compound Q C7H7BrO

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

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Chapter32: Gas Chromatography

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 32.14QAP

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OH
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step 2
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Br
Compound O
step 3
?
Br
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C7H4BRCIO
step 4
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