Suggest a synthesis of the anti-depressant (±)-1 starting from 2 and 3. You can assume that any other reagents will be made available to you. Your answer should include an outline retrosynthesis and a list of the synthons that are generated in the key disconnection steps. H₂N MeO (±)-1 OH ب مجھے MeO 2 CI

Suggest a synthesis of the anti-depressant (±)-1 starting from 2 and 3. You can assume that any other reagents will be made available to you. Your answer should include an outline retrosynthesis and a list of the synthons that are generated in the key disconnection steps. H₂N MeO (±)-1 OH ب مجھے MeO 2 CI

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Chapter19: Enolate Anions And Enamines

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