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ISBN: 9781260119107

Author: Janice Gorzynski Smith

Publisher: McGraw Hill Education

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Chapter 23, Problem 71P

Devise a synthesis of each biologically active compound from benzene.

a. Chapter 23, Problem 71P, 25.70 Devise a synthesis of each biologically active compound from benzene.
a. b.
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