This is another synthesis problem. Show reagents and intermediates synthesized along the waythat allow you to produce the product from the given starting material. For this one do NOTassume you can isolate isomers - meaning - the product isomers shown must be the onlypredominant isomers you make during your synthesis!?CH3OH

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Chapter7: Alkynes

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