alytic Reactions and Protecting Groups HO HO D or HO ?C Reaction A Reaction B both reactions give racemic products Reaction A is easier than B HO- LIS EtOH LIOH with DMSO HO An enantioselective reaction F E A new epoxide Suggest the types of reagents that might be used. G Common Solvents Polar Protic Polar Aprotic Non-polar:

alytic Reactions and Protecting Groups HO HO D or HO ?C Reaction A Reaction B both reactions give racemic products Reaction A is easier than B HO- LIS EtOH LIOH with DMSO HO An enantioselective reaction F E A new epoxide Suggest the types of reagents that might be used. G Common Solvents Polar Protic Polar Aprotic Non-polar:

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