Designate the relative positioning of the functional groups in your assigned molecule. Based on the relative positioning, provide the structures of two smaller molecules that could have been used to form the carbon- carbon bond to give the complete carbon skeleton. Note, it might take additional functional group transformations after the formation of the carbon-carbon bond to get the desired product. You do not need to show the synthetic steps.

Designate the relative positioning of the functional groups in your assigned molecule. Based on the relative positioning, provide the structures of two smaller molecules that could have been used to form the carbon- carbon bond to give the complete carbon skeleton. Note, it might take additional functional group transformations after the formation of the carbon-carbon bond to get the desired product. You do not need to show the synthetic steps.

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter14: Elimination

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