3. Using the carbon sources provided and any other necessary reagents needed, propose a viable synthesis for the product shown. Your synthesis must include a Diels-Alder reaction. For each step in your synthesis be sure to show the reagents/conditions necessary for that step and also draw the major product expected for each step leading to the product. You will also need to use reactions discussed in previous chapters as well. Carbon Sources Available H₂C=CH2 CH₂Br steps

3. Using the carbon sources provided and any other necessary reagents needed, propose a viable synthesis for the product shown. Your synthesis must include a Diels-Alder reaction. For each step in your synthesis be sure to show the reagents/conditions necessary for that step and also draw the major product expected for each step leading to the product. You will also need to use reactions discussed in previous chapters as well. Carbon Sources Available H₂C=CH2 CH₂Br steps

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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