PART b) Complete the following retrosynthetic analysis. Supply all reagents and precursors. Parts A and B each consist of at least one reaction sequence. Maximum points will be awarded for routes that: • are all correct (deductions will vary) and • consist of the fewest possible reaction sequences PART a) PART b)

PART b) Complete the following retrosynthetic analysis. Supply all reagents and precursors. Parts A and B each consist of at least one reaction sequence. Maximum points will be awarded for routes that: • are all correct (deductions will vary) and • consist of the fewest possible reaction sequences PART a) PART b)

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Chapter18: Functional Derivatives Of Carboxylic Acids

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18.42P

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