HO NH2 Boc NaOEt, DMSO Boc O, DMAP THE -NH2 но 80 °C Boc POBr OH POBr NH3 Boc Boc Br NaOEt EIOH 70 °C NaOEt DMSO NH2 70 °C Вос Boc Method B Trifluoroacetic acid DCM Method A () Which method represent the correct synthetic route to product 2? (a) Fully explain step by step what is wrong with the incorrect synthetic route to product 2 09:33

HO NH2 Boc NaOEt, DMSO Boc O, DMAP THE -NH2 но 80 °C Boc POBr OH POBr NH3 Boc Boc Br NaOEt EIOH 70 °C NaOEt DMSO NH2 70 °C Вос Boc Method B Trifluoroacetic acid DCM Method A () Which method represent the correct synthetic route to product 2? (a) Fully explain step by step what is wrong with the incorrect synthetic route to product 2 09:33

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285640686

Author:Skoog

Publisher:Skoog

Chapter9: Aqueous Solutions And Chemical Equilibria

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.21QAP

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