2. Provide the synthetic route from the starting material (on the left) to the product (on the right) for two (2) of the problems below: (You may use acetylene, cyclohexane, 3 carbons or less, and any inorganic reagents as materials in your synthesis.) -Br А. OCH3

2. Provide the synthetic route from the starting material (on the left) to the product (on the right) for two (2) of the problems below: (You may use acetylene, cyclohexane, 3 carbons or less, and any inorganic reagents as materials in your synthesis.) -Br А. OCH3

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Chapter6: Reactions Of Alkenes

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Problem 6.49P

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2. Provide the synthetic route from the starting material (on the left) to the product (on the
right) for two (2) of the problems below: (You may use acetylene, cyclohexane, 3
carbons or less, and any inorganic reagents as materials in your synthesis.)
-Br
А.
OCH3

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