following compound: sodium azide Identify a suitable synthesis that could be used to achieve the transformation given above. 1. Er 2 H P target molecule NatH,CN, H NabH,CN, H* Br target molecule 2. H P 2. NHH NaBH,CN, H Br 1. E 2 H P 1. target molecule 2. H P 2. NHH, Br taget molecule Nat,CN, H NatH,CN, H NatH,CN, H

following compound: sodium azide Identify a suitable synthesis that could be used to achieve the transformation given above. 1. Er 2 H P target molecule NatH,CN, H NabH,CN, H* Br target molecule 2. H P 2. NHH NaBH,CN, H Br 1. E 2 H P 1. target molecule 2. H P 2. NHH, Br taget molecule Nat,CN, H NatH,CN, H NatH,CN, H

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