Organic Chemistry
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Chapter 26, Problem 26.51P
The following conversion, carried out in the presence of Grubbs catalyst and ethylene gas, involves a cascade of metathesis reactions. Draw a reaction sequence that illustrates how the reactant is converted to the product Z, and indicate where each labeled atom in the reactant ends up in Z.
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