Before answering question 14, you may wish to draw it in chair form. Reverse Reactions. Fill in the missing reagent (3) that & would transform the starting material to the final final product. (44) енз (15) daniel. Starting from prenyl alcohol and dimethyl amine, prepare the compound shown below on the right hand side. To adequately are this question your must show all starting material, intermediate and reagents. You do not need to show the mechanisms for the reactions. -OH OH and OH ΝΗ

Before answering question 14, you may wish to draw it in chair form. Reverse Reactions. Fill in the missing reagent (3) that & would transform the starting material to the final final product. (44) енз (15) daniel. Starting from prenyl alcohol and dimethyl amine, prepare the compound shown below on the right hand side. To adequately are this question your must show all starting material, intermediate and reagents. You do not need to show the mechanisms for the reactions. -OH OH and OH ΝΗ

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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