Section A: Starting from two different substrates (substrates with different functional groups), propose two methods that use different reagents to prepare the following compound in a single synthetic step reaction. Identify the substrate, reagent(s), catalyst(s) and reaction condition Write the structure of all possible products. Indicate any regioselectivity and/or stereoselectivity, expected in this reaction. If the reaction is selective, indicate whether the product of interest is the major/minor product. CH, CH, HC CH

Section A: Starting from two different substrates (substrates with different functional groups), propose two methods that use different reagents to prepare the following compound in a single synthetic step reaction. Identify the substrate, reagent(s), catalyst(s) and reaction condition Write the structure of all possible products. Indicate any regioselectivity and/or stereoselectivity, expected in this reaction. If the reaction is selective, indicate whether the product of interest is the major/minor product. CH, CH, HC CH

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Chapter24: Catalytic Carbon-carbon Bond Formation

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