Identify reagents A and B in the following reaction scheme. This synthetic sequence was used toprepare the C16 juvenile hormone (Figure 20.6).онOH(excess)(excess)severalstepsseveralstepsčo,CH3OHOHC18 juvenilehormone

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Identify reagents A and B in the following reaction scheme. This synthetic sequence was used to prepare the C16 juvenile hormone (Figure 20.6). он OH (excess) (excess) several steps several steps čo,CH3 OH OH C18 juvenile hormone