Design a synthetic scheme to complete the overall reaction shown below. You may use other reagents to introduce other atoms (like O or N) into the structure as necessary, however, all carbons in the final structure must come from the three reactant compounds. All reactions in your scheme must be reactions found in the lecture notes. Cu NEC OH OH

Design a synthetic scheme to complete the overall reaction shown below. You may use other reagents to introduce other atoms (like O or N) into the structure as necessary, however, all carbons in the final structure must come from the three reactant compounds. All reactions in your scheme must be reactions found in the lecture notes. Cu NEC OH OH

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Chapter24: Catalytic Carbon-carbon Bond Formation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 24.18P: Show the sequence of Heck reactions by which the following conversion takes place. Note from the...

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