Using the reaction bank, devise a synthetic route (should use several reactions) to convert the starting material into the product. Remember, order is important. Reaction Bank: Reaction A: LDA, 0°C Reaction B: LDA, -78°C Reaction C: CH,CH2Br Reaction D: CH3Br Step 1: Reaction B

Using the reaction bank, devise a synthetic route (should use several reactions) to convert the starting material into the product. Remember, order is important. Reaction Bank: Reaction A: LDA, 0°C Reaction B: LDA, -78°C Reaction C: CH,CH2Br Reaction D: CH3Br Step 1: Reaction B

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Using the reaction bank, devise a synthetic route (should use several reactions) to
convert the starting material into the product. Remember, order is important.
Reaction Bank:
Reaction A LDA, 0°C
Reaction B LDA, -78°C
Reaction C: CH,CH2Br
Reaction D CH;Br
O Step 1: Reaction B
Step 2: Reaction C
Step 3: Reaction A
Step 4: Reaction D
Step 1: Reaction A
Step 2: Reaction C

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