d 6. Draw a reaction scheme that represents all steps needed to go from the starting material to the final product. Likely more than one step will be necessary, draw each reaction with its own arrow. Draw a complete scheme of all required steps

d 6. Draw a reaction scheme that represents all steps needed to go from the starting material to the final product. Likely more than one step will be necessary, draw each reaction with its own arrow. Draw a complete scheme of all required steps

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