QUESTION 7Provide a reasonable synthesis to produce the compound shownbelow. Draw the structure of each intermediate for each reaction. You may use benzene and anyalcohol containing two carbon atoms (or less) as the only source of carbon for the synthesis ofthe compound below. You may also use other reagents, solvents, acids and bases (all of whichcannot be a source of carbon) for the synthesis of the compound below.

Detailed explanation:Key references:Compound of Carbon Atoms.

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