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1) BH3-THF, THE
-78 °C
K)
2) NaOH, H202
MgBr THF
then "NH, "CI
L)
2) PCC, DCM, rt
bey
LAH
M)
THF, -40 °C
Li°, NH3
N)
-78 °C
CF3
MEOH
25 °C
10

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