Question 2: Propose a retrosynthesis and forward synthesis of the targeted molecule (on the left) using the provided starting materials (on the right). Any reagents (organic or inorganic) can be used and you may use the starting materials more than once along with any additional reagents. Note: all carbon atoms in the product must come from the starting materials provided. mix of diastereomers H₂N.

Question 2: Propose a retrosynthesis and forward synthesis of the targeted molecule (on the left) using the provided starting materials (on the right). Any reagents (organic or inorganic) can be used and you may use the starting materials more than once along with any additional reagents. Note: all carbon atoms in the product must come from the starting materials provided. mix of diastereomers H₂N.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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