1. a. Using retrosynthetic analysis, propose starting materials. Your answer should include two unique pathways and use Grignard reagents in each HO b. Choose ONE of the above pathways and show the starting material, product, and reagents necessary to complete the reaction, in order. More than one step may be necessary. Your answer should include a complete chemical reaction

1. a. Using retrosynthetic analysis, propose starting materials. Your answer should include two unique pathways and use Grignard reagents in each HO b. Choose ONE of the above pathways and show the starting material, product, and reagents necessary to complete the reaction, in order. More than one step may be necessary. Your answer should include a complete chemical reaction

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter16: Synthesis Workshop 1

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