Devise a synthesis for the following molecules given the starting material. More than one step required, if so, number the separate steps. You may use any other organic or inorganic reager possible, devise a synthesis that will form the indicated compound as the exclusive or major stereoisomer in the least number of steps. Br Br + en Br H. 2.

Devise a synthesis for the following molecules given the starting material. More than one step required, if so, number the separate steps. You may use any other organic or inorganic reager possible, devise a synthesis that will form the indicated compound as the exclusive or major stereoisomer in the least number of steps. Br Br + en Br H. 2.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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