Retrosynthetic analysis is particularly powerful because there are many possible pathways that one can intellectually pursue. In other words, there are many possible solutions to any synthetic problem (possibly an infinite number). One can carry out a retrosynthesis on things beyond chemistry. For instance, a triangle! Alone or with your team, provide as many retrosyntheses for a triangle (i.e., not a cyclopropane) as you can (try to devise at least 5) A

Retrosynthetic analysis is particularly powerful because there are many possible pathways that one can intellectually pursue. In other words, there are many possible solutions to any synthetic problem (possibly an infinite number). One can carry out a retrosynthesis on things beyond chemistry. For instance, a triangle! Alone or with your team, provide as many retrosyntheses for a triangle (i.e., not a cyclopropane) as you can (try to devise at least 5) A

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter13: Substitution

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