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p_Ethyl aniline is treated with NaNO3 in HCl to generate the diazonium salt. For the first two, show what reagents are necessary to convert the salt to the products shown below.
For the third, show what product is obtained.

Synthesize the following compounds using the starting material indicated and any other reagents.
A 2-cyclohexenone from an open-chain precursor

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