28. Write out a complete synthesis for both problems. You have access to any organic compoundwith two or fewer carbons and any inorganic reagents needed. You do not have access to anyorganometallic reagent; if you want to use an organometallic reagent you must show how to make it.Be sure to show each individual step, clearly draw the structure of the starting material, reagent(s)and product for each step. [18 points]a)HOb)HOO=HHOOHHHO10H

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