6) Synthesis: Design a reasonable synthesis for the following: 200,00 OH NOTE: You can use any other inorganic reagent, but no other organic reagents. The molecule below is provided as a possible intermediate to go through in the synthesis. It is not required that you make the molecule below in your synthesis.

6) Synthesis: Design a reasonable synthesis for the following: 200,00 OH NOTE: You can use any other inorganic reagent, but no other organic reagents. The molecule below is provided as a possible intermediate to go through in the synthesis. It is not required that you make the molecule below in your synthesis.

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