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LTE 88
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Starting from benzene synthesize ONE of the following compounds in good yield using a
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reagent or organic reagent with three or less carbons.
didn't cover in lecture. Y
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Transcribed Image Text:11:50 LTE 88 zor X inorganic Starting from benzene synthesize ONE of the following compounds in good yield using a You are welcome to use reactions w reagent or organic reagent with three or less carbons. didn't cover in lecture. Y Lanbinatar hu
11:50
LTE 88
synthesis. You should start with benzene and then add
groups. You can use any reagent if it is less than 3
carbons unless it's just a reagent. For example, BuLi is
okay, tosyl chloride is okay. You can use the Gilman or a
Grignard if it is 3 or fewer carbons, but otherwise, you
need to make the carbon chain if it is more.
X
Transcribed Image Text:11:50 LTE 88 synthesis. You should start with benzene and then add groups. You can use any reagent if it is less than 3 carbons unless it's just a reagent. For example, BuLi is okay, tosyl chloride is okay. You can use the Gilman or a Grignard if it is 3 or fewer carbons, but otherwise, you need to make the carbon chain if it is more. X
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