(c) Provide the missing reagents for the synthetic transformation shown below, along with any isolable species in between. You may need up to two steps in this transformation. No mechanistic details required in your answer. H ?? EtO. OH O (d) Suggest how the target molecule below could be synthesized from the given starting materials, including any additional reagents and any isolable species throughout the process. There is no step limit for your answer and no mechanistic detail is required. OH OMe MeO. HN poto Target molecule from على ل Br starting materials

(c) Provide the missing reagents for the synthetic transformation shown below, along with any isolable species in between. You may need up to two steps in this transformation. No mechanistic details required in your answer. H ?? EtO. OH O (d) Suggest how the target molecule below could be synthesized from the given starting materials, including any additional reagents and any isolable species throughout the process. There is no step limit for your answer and no mechanistic detail is required. OH OMe MeO. HN poto Target molecule from على ل Br starting materials

Organic Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305080485

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Chapter11: Reactions Of Alkyl Halides: Nucleophilic Substitutions And Eliminations

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