Follow the detailed instructions provided in each of the subsections (a-b): a) Fill in the following scheme by drawing the missina reagents, intermediates and/or products. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance.' What is the name of the reaction that allows you to convert benzoic acid (1) into derivative 3 without the need to go through intermediate 2?,

Follow the detailed instructions provided in each of the subsections (a-b): a) Fill in the following scheme by drawing the missina reagents, intermediates and/or products. Chemical formulas have been added for guidance.' What is the name of the reaction that allows you to convert benzoic acid (1) into derivative 3 without the need to go through intermediate 2?,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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