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    08-ROAD MAP ORGANIC CHEMISTRY_SOL

    (A) O (K) CH CH (R) CH3 – NH2


    (S) CH3 – NC
    O
    (L) O
    (B) H – C – H (T)
    CH3 – C – NH – Ph
    (C)
    O
    NH2
    (D) C – CH3
    OH (M) (U)

    O
    (E) C = C – C – CH – CH
    2 3 (V) Ph – N 2 Cl
    Ph
    (W) CH4
    (N) C=N
    O
    (F) CH3 OH Cl
    O
    (X)
    (G) CHI3 Ph OH
    (O) C=N
    OH
    (H) CH3
    O (Y)

    (I) O
    (P)
    Ph – C – NH – CH3
    Br
    (J) (Q) Ph – CO2H

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