Part A Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize cyclohexyl...

Part A Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize cyclohexyl propyl ether by Williamson ether synthesis.

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Part B

Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize isopropyl methyl ether by Williamson ether synthesis.

Part C

Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize 1-methoxy-4-nitrobenzene by Williamson ether synthesis.

Part D

Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize ethyl n-propyl ether (two ways) by Williamson ether synthesis.

Part E

Draw the alcohol and the alkyl halide that would be used to synthesize benzyl tert-butyl ether (benzyl = Ph?CH2?) by Williamson ether synthesis.

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