Recognizing Transforms. For each of the following targets, several disconnections are indicated. In each case, a single disconnection may involve multiple chemical reactions. Choose the disconnection that represents the best possible transform and provide the required synthons. Use an Aldrich catalog, emolecules or other resource to confirm that the synthetic equivalents are commercially available. In some cases, more than one answer is conceivably possible and you should provide the transform that leads to the best possible reaction. 16. CH3

Recognizing Transforms. For each of the following targets, several disconnections are indicated. In each case, a single disconnection may involve multiple chemical reactions. Choose the disconnection that represents the best possible transform and provide the required synthons. Use an Aldrich catalog, emolecules or other resource to confirm that the synthetic equivalents are commercially available. In some cases, more than one answer is conceivably possible and you should provide the transform that leads to the best possible reaction. 16. CH3

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Chapter23: Addition To A Carbonyl

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