23. In the three-step synthesis below, at least one of the steps would fail as shown. For each step, indicate whether each step would succeed or fail by circling the proper answer. If a step would fail briefly describe why and how you would rectify the synthesis. OH would this step Succeed or Fail 1. CH.MgBr (1 Equiv.) 2. H₂O* (workup) (circle one) OH Na₂Cr₂O7 H₂SO4 OH 1. SOCI₂ (converts-OH to-Cl 2. Mg(s), Et₂O 3. Å 4. H.O* (workup) OH H₂C Succeed or Fail (circle one) H₂C Succeed or Fail (circle one) H₂C OH

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23. In the three-step synthesis below, at least one of the steps would fail as shown. For each
step, indicate whether each step would succeed or fail by circling the proper answer. If a
step would fail briefly describe why and how you would rectify the synthesis.
H
OH
would this step
Succeed or Fail
1. CH3MgBr (1 Equiv.)
2. H₂O* (workup)
(circle one)
OH
Na₂Cr₂O7
H₂SO4
OH
1. SOCI₂
2. Mg(s), Et₂O
3.
Å
4. HO* (workup)
OH
H₂C
Succeed or Fail
(circle one)
OH
H₂C
Succeed or Fail
(circle one)
H₂C
(converts -OH to -C)
Transcribed Image Text:23. In the three-step synthesis below, at least one of the steps would fail as shown. For each step, indicate whether each step would succeed or fail by circling the proper answer. If a step would fail briefly describe why and how you would rectify the synthesis. H OH would this step Succeed or Fail 1. CH3MgBr (1 Equiv.) 2. H₂O* (workup) (circle one) OH Na₂Cr₂O7 H₂SO4 OH 1. SOCI₂ 2. Mg(s), Et₂O 3. Å 4. HO* (workup) OH H₂C Succeed or Fail (circle one) OH H₂C Succeed or Fail (circle one) H₂C (converts -OH to -C)
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