1. Starting with the molecules shown below, perform three different sequential synthetic steps, showing the reagent (above the arrow) and the product (after the arrow) for each step. You may use any other molecules or reagents that you desire. Note that each reaction must be performed on the product of the prior step, and each product must be a stable, neutral, organic molecule. Work-up/ protonation of anions / addition of water does NOT count as a reaction step (but you are welcome to show it). You are allowed to use more than one reagent in etep, but if you do, the sequence of use must be numbered. If Example: 1) CH3MgBr OH РСС 1) LDA H. 2) H20 CH2CI2 2) ELCI Complete: HO,

1. Starting with the molecules shown below, perform three different sequential synthetic steps, showing the reagent (above the arrow) and the product (after the arrow) for each step. You may use any other molecules or reagents that you desire. Note that each reaction must be performed on the product of the prior step, and each product must be a stable, neutral, organic molecule. Work-up/ protonation of anions / addition of water does NOT count as a reaction step (but you are welcome to show it). You are allowed to use more than one reagent in etep, but if you do, the sequence of use must be numbered. If Example: 1) CH3MgBr OH РСС 1) LDA H. 2) H20 CH2CI2 2) ELCI Complete: HO,

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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