Consider the retrosynthesis of the following target molecule. Provide at least two possible starting materials that could be used to prepare the target molecule. Select the compounds (plus reagents) that would be suitable starting materials for an efficient synthesis of the given target molecule. Select all that apply. Br + NaOMe + conc. H2SO4 and heat OH + NaOMe Br + t-BUOK Br HO + NaOMe + conc. H,SO4 and heat

Consider the retrosynthesis of the following target molecule. Provide at least two possible starting materials that could be used to prepare the target molecule. Select the compounds (plus reagents) that would be suitable starting materials for an efficient synthesis of the given target molecule. Select all that apply. Br + NaOMe + conc. H2SO4 and heat OH + NaOMe Br + t-BUOK Br HO + NaOMe + conc. H,SO4 and heat

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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