Provide all possible organometallic nucleophile and carbonyl electrophile combinations that would lead directly to the given product after an acidic workup step. Please format your answers as we did in lecture using a retrosynthetic arrow. Example: Но Ме „MgBr „Me Me Me 1. OH 2. HO, 3. Me HO Me Me

Provide all possible organometallic nucleophile and carbonyl electrophile combinations that would lead directly to the given product after an acidic workup step. Please format your answers as we did in lecture using a retrosynthetic arrow. Example: Но Ме „MgBr „Me Me Me 1. OH 2. HO, 3. Me HO Me Me

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Chapter20: Nucleophilic Substitution Reactions: Competing Nucleophiles

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