a). Wittig reaction is one of the important syntheses to prepare alkenes. Determine the starting materials needed to prepare the following alkenes using Wittig reaction. Include all possible pairs of starting materials when more than one route is possible. (i). (ii). (ii). :CHC&H5

a). Wittig reaction is one of the important syntheses to prepare alkenes. Determine the starting materials needed to prepare the following alkenes using Wittig reaction. Include all possible pairs of starting materials when more than one route is possible. (i). (ii). (ii). :CHC&H5

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(a). Wittig reaction is one of the important syntheses to prepare alkenes. Determine
the starting materials needed to prepare the following alkenes using Wittig
reaction. Include all possible pairs of starting materials when more than one
route is possible.
(i).
(ii).
(ii).
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