Organic Chemistry
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Chapter 11, Problem 11.22P
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Interpretation: The synthesis of
Concept Introduction: In reterosyntheic analysis, the desired product is transformed into the simple precursors. The main aim of this synthetic procedure is to get the simplified structures of the molecules.
A stepwise procedure of transforming an
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