SYNTHESIS: Provide a synthesis of the final product (right) from the given starting material (left) by filling the numbered boxes with the required reagents. Each box must be one synthetic step (i.e., one reaction), but some reactions are 2- or 3-part reactions (e.g., reactions that require a work-up step). A reaction that is one synthetic step, but includes multiple parts, should be shown with i), ii), and/or iii) in the same box. Then draw out the full synthesis below including the product after each step. Ignore stereochemistry. number of steps if you believe it will work. You may use a different 1) Br 2) 3) OH OH

SYNTHESIS: Provide a synthesis of the final product (right) from the given starting material (left) by filling the numbered boxes with the required reagents. Each box must be one synthetic step (i.e., one reaction), but some reactions are 2- or 3-part reactions (e.g., reactions that require a work-up step). A reaction that is one synthetic step, but includes multiple parts, should be shown with i), ii), and/or iii) in the same box. Then draw out the full synthesis below including the product after each step. Ignore stereochemistry. number of steps if you believe it will work. You may use a different 1) Br 2) 3) OH OH

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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