How would you perform the following synthesis? There is more than one step and less than three steps. Approach this problem backward. Think about what reaction you would use to install the double bond in the product. Do this question to make a synthesis without byproducts. In the context of this question: The tosylate behaves exactly the same as a halogen as an LG. ? ∞

How would you perform the following synthesis? There is more than one step and less than three steps. Approach this problem backward. Think about what reaction you would use to install the double bond in the product. Do this question to make a synthesis without byproducts. In the context of this question: The tosylate behaves exactly the same as a halogen as an LG. ? ∞

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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