Be sure to answer all parts. Follow the steps below to design a stepwise synthesis to convert cyclopentanone and 4-bromobutanal to hydroxy aldehyde A. Part 1: Br cyclopentanone Br CHO Part 2 out of 4 Br 4-bromobutanal HOCH2CH2 OH TSOH Br CHO Mg view structure draw structure ... OH A CHO

Be sure to answer all parts. Follow the steps below to design a stepwise synthesis to convert cyclopentanone and 4-bromobutanal to hydroxy aldehyde A. Part 1: Br cyclopentanone Br CHO Part 2 out of 4 Br 4-bromobutanal HOCH2CH2 OH TSOH Br CHO Mg view structure draw structure ... OH A CHO

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Follow the steps below to design a stepwise synthesis to convert cyclopentanone and 4-bromobutanal to
hydroxy aldehyde A.
Part 1:
Br
cyclopentanone
Br
CHO
Part 2 out of 4
Br
4-bromobutanal
HOCH2CH2 OH
TSOH
Br
CHO
Mg
view structure
draw structure ...
OH
A
CHO

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