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What is the correct order for the reactions that produce the following transformation. a. (1) H2/Lindlar (2) CH3CO2OH b. (1) H2/Lindlar (2) O3, Zn, HCl c. (1) H2/Pd (2) CH3CO2OH d. (1) Na, NH3 (2) CH3CO2OH

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