d. НО. e. a. b. CO₂H CH₂ 8. How would you accomplish the following syntheses? 1. Oxalyl chloride (or thionyl chloride) 2. OH ? OH 1. CH3CH₂Li (2 eq) 2. H₂O OH CO₂H OH 9. Using the carboxylic acid below as your only carbon source, how would you make the give amide? HN 10. Propose a reasonable synthetic route to prepare butanal from butanoic acid.

d. НО. e. a. b. CO₂H CH₂ 8. How would you accomplish the following syntheses? 1. Oxalyl chloride (or thionyl chloride) 2. OH ? OH 1. CH3CH₂Li (2 eq) 2. H₂O OH CO₂H OH 9. Using the carboxylic acid below as your only carbon source, how would you make the give amide? HN 10. Propose a reasonable synthetic route to prepare butanal from butanoic acid.

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