Organic Chemistry-Package(Custom)
Organic Chemistry-Package(Custom)
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Chapter 12, Problem 12.66P
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

To devise a synthesis of the given compound from styrene (C6H5CH = CH2).

Concept introduction:

To synthesis the given product, it is must to follow the synthetic step in proper way. The given product is synthesised by multiple steps that may involves addition elimination, elimination addition, oxidation, reduction and much more reaction condition to be followed. And for the steps to follow some of the reagent like Na, Pd-C catalyst etc., can be used.

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

To devise a synthesis of the given compound from styrene (C6H5CH = CH2).

Concept introduction:

To synthesis the given product, it is must to follow the synthetic step in proper way. The given product is synthesised by multiple steps that may involves addition elimination, elimination addition, oxidation, reduction and much more reaction condition to be followed. And for the steps to follow some of the reagent like Na, Pd-C catalyst etc., can be used.

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

To devise a synthesis of the given compound from styrene (C6H5CH = CH2).

Concept introduction:

To synthesis the given product, it is must to follow the synthetic step in proper way. The given product is synthesised by multiple steps that may involves addition elimination, elimination addition, oxidation, reduction and much more reaction condition to be followed. And for the steps to follow some of the reagent like Na, Pd-C catalyst etc., can be used.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

To devise a synthesis of the given compound from styrene (C6H5CH = CH2).

Concept introduction:

To synthesis the given product, it is must to follow the synthetic step in proper way. The given product is synthesised by multiple steps that may involves addition elimination, elimination addition, oxidation, reduction and much more reaction condition to be followed. And for the steps to follow some of the reagent like Na, Pd-C catalyst etc., can be used.

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