If I use KOC (CH3)3 and H2O in the first step to gain an OH group, and H2O with acid as catalyzer in the second group to create alkenes, will this work? 6. Show plausible pathways for the transformation of the indicated starting materials to the products shown, using any reagents you desire. You must show all necessary reagents and isolable intermediates in your proposed syntheses. CH3 CH3

If I use KOC (CH3)3 and H2O in the first step to gain an OH group, and H2O with acid as catalyzer in the second group to create alkenes, will this work? 6. Show plausible pathways for the transformation of the indicated starting materials to the products shown, using any reagents you desire. You must show all necessary reagents and isolable intermediates in your proposed syntheses. CH3 CH3

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