*:) After securing admission to the pharmacy program, while waiting Tor ine program to start, Khoi starts a side-gig to help pay tuition. He wants to prepare and market SURFYNOL, a low foam wetting agent, a defoamer, that is used in a variety of products including detergents, whose structure is given below. He has obtained the required permits and has set up the space for synthesis. Please suggest a method by which Khoi can synthesize surfynol from ETHYNE. SHOW ALL THE STEPS INVOLVED. NAME and DRAW THE REACTANTS, INTERMEDIATES and PRODUCTS. Name all required reagents and the conditions for the reaction to occur. CH H,C CH CH он он CH,

*:) After securing admission to the pharmacy program, while waiting Tor ine program to start, Khoi starts a side-gig to help pay tuition. He wants to prepare and market SURFYNOL, a low foam wetting agent, a defoamer, that is used in a variety of products including detergents, whose structure is given below. He has obtained the required permits and has set up the space for synthesis. Please suggest a method by which Khoi can synthesize surfynol from ETHYNE. SHOW ALL THE STEPS INVOLVED. NAME and DRAW THE REACTANTS, INTERMEDIATES and PRODUCTS. Name all required reagents and the conditions for the reaction to occur. CH H,C CH CH он он CH,

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