3. Compare the structure of the starting material to the structure of the product. Then, make a List of any structural changes you observe, where the changes take place, functional groups in the starting material and product, and any functional groups gained or lost. You will complete the full synthetic route for these reactions during discussion section. Optional: Include any reactions or reagents associated with the structural changes. Starting Material Product List а. HO

3. Compare the structure of the starting material to the structure of the product. Then, make a List of any structural changes you observe, where the changes take place, functional groups in the starting material and product, and any functional groups gained or lost. You will complete the full synthetic route for these reactions during discussion section. Optional: Include any reactions or reagents associated with the structural changes. Starting Material Product List а. HO

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