Draw a possible forward synthesis to form the following compounds using MeOH, ETOH, NaCN and benzene as the only carbon sources. You can use any other reagents so long as they are not a source of carbon in the target molecule. A synthesis may use any previous compound as a reagent. Use retrosynthetic analysis to help. There may be more than one correct answer to each problem. НО Но ОН j) k) h) HN

Draw a possible forward synthesis to form the following compounds using MeOH, ETOH, NaCN and benzene as the only carbon sources. You can use any other reagents so long as they are not a source of carbon in the target molecule. A synthesis may use any previous compound as a reagent. Use retrosynthetic analysis to help. There may be more than one correct answer to each problem. НО Но ОН j) k) h) HN

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