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Predict the retrosyntheic route for this molecule (will need ethylene oxide to be one  of the starting materials)

Predict the retrosyntheic route for this molecule (will need ethylene oxide to be one  of the starting materials)

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Predict the retrosyntheic route for this molecule (will need ethylene oxide to be one  of the starting materials)

 

 

The image depicts a structural diagram of furan, which is an organic compound. Furan consists of a five-membered aromatic ring with four carbon atoms and one oxygen atom. - The diagram shows a pentagonal shape, representing the five-membered ring. - Four vertices of the pentagon illustrate carbon atoms, and the vertex with the red circle below indicates the oxygen atom. - Furan is known for its aromaticity, where the electron delocalization across the ring is significant. Furan is commonly used in organic synthesis and as a precursor to other specialized chemicals. Its structure is fundamental in heterocyclic chemistry, frequently discussed in educational contexts related to organic chemistry.
Transcribed Image Text:The image depicts a structural diagram of furan, which is an organic compound. Furan consists of a five-membered aromatic ring with four carbon atoms and one oxygen atom. - The diagram shows a pentagonal shape, representing the five-membered ring. - Four vertices of the pentagon illustrate carbon atoms, and the vertex with the red circle below indicates the oxygen atom. - Furan is known for its aromaticity, where the electron delocalization across the ring is significant. Furan is commonly used in organic synthesis and as a precursor to other specialized chemicals. Its structure is fundamental in heterocyclic chemistry, frequently discussed in educational contexts related to organic chemistry.
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