Organic Chemistry Third Edition + Electronic Solutions Manual And Study Guide
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Chapter 11, Problem 32IP
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Interpretation:
A multiple-step synthesis of given compound using toluene and two-carbon reactants has to be proposed.
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Retrosynthesis:
Retrosynthesis is the process of “deconstructing” a target molecule into readily available starting materials by means of - imaginary breaking of bonds (disconnections) and by the conversion of one
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