3) The natural product Nuciferal was synthesized by the route summarized below. Supply themissing reagents in the blank spaces below and then attempt to answer questions A and B.OHBrMgABCHOCHONuciferalA) Suggest a synthesis of the starting material A. You may use any organic with 3 carbonsor less inorganic reagents necessary.B) Suggest reagents for step B. More than one reagent/step may be needed.

3) The natural product Nuciferal was synthesized by the route summarized below. Supply the missing reagents in the blank spaces below and then attempt to answer questions A and B. BrMg A OH d B CHO CHO Nuciferal A) Suggest a synthesis of the starting material A. You may use any organic with 3 carbons or less inorganic reagents necessary. B) Suggest reagents for step B. More than one reagent/step may be needed.

3) The natural product Nuciferal was synthesized by the route summarized below. Supply the missing reagents in the blank spaces below and then attempt to answer questions A and B. BrMg A OH d B CHO CHO Nuciferal A) Suggest a synthesis of the starting material A. You may use any organic with 3 carbons or less inorganic reagents necessary. B) Suggest reagents for step B. More than one reagent/step may be needed.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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