Using benzene and ethanol as your only sources of carbon, propose two distinctly different synthetic routes to the tertiary amine shown below. One of two routes must not include any steps of reductive amination. In addition, both routes must not include direct alkylation of amines. You can use any reagents as long as they do not contribute carbon atoms to the structure of the amine. (Caution: make sure that ALL steps in route 1 are different from all steps in route 2, no overlap).

Using benzene and ethanol as your only sources of carbon, propose two distinctly different synthetic routes to the tertiary amine shown below. One of two routes must not include any steps of reductive amination. In addition, both routes must not include direct alkylation of amines. You can use any reagents as long as they do not contribute carbon atoms to the structure of the amine. (Caution: make sure that ALL steps in route 1 are different from all steps in route 2, no overlap).

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