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Planed synthesis. an allk yne ,a carboxylic acid derriatives
Criterig:
function al groups, but these are the mini meum
Synthesizing
includes at least 4 different reactions wiNh Speofic Conditions given Ci-ey
• Must inclde the followi ng functional groups at Some Point in the
an amime, and an aldehyde or lretone. you may nclyde other
must include detailed arraw pusbing michanisms for each proposeó step.
rganic melecule. ihe sunthesis naak to Satisfy the following
Ose Propyne as a Starting material
Gegeant
and Soluent)-
Must make at least C-( bond
in the
Synthetic foute.

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