1. Propose a synthetic route from the starting material to the product. Show each individual reaction step and all intermediate products. Assume acidic workups occur if needed. Starting Material Product a. b. Hint: Number the carbons in your starting material and your product. Starting Material Product a-an c. Hint: Pay attention to stereochemistry. Starting Material Product r

1. Propose a synthetic route from the starting material to the product. Show each individual reaction step and all intermediate products. Assume acidic workups occur if needed. Starting Material Product a. b. Hint: Number the carbons in your starting material and your product. Starting Material Product a-an c. Hint: Pay attention to stereochemistry. Starting Material Product r

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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