3. » Synthesis. Complete 2 of the 4 syntheses below: 1 from a or b; 1 from c or d. Show a reaction, or series of reactions, you could use to synthesize each compound (in the best yield possible) given the organic reactions you know so far. You must use the starting material shown, but may use any inorganic reagent, common solvent, or temperature you need. Don't show mechanisms here. (You are welcome to use scratch paper to work out your ideas, though.) Make this... From this... HO, a HO, LOH b and HO Phenol HO and OH

3. » Synthesis. Complete 2 of the 4 syntheses below: 1 from a or b; 1 from c or d. Show a reaction, or series of reactions, you could use to synthesize each compound (in the best yield possible) given the organic reactions you know so far. You must use the starting material shown, but may use any inorganic reagent, common solvent, or temperature you need. Don't show mechanisms here. (You are welcome to use scratch paper to work out your ideas, though.) Make this... From this... HO, a HO, LOH b and HO Phenol HO and OH

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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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