3. Propose a synthesis of the target molecule below, starting from acetyene. You may use any alkyl halide, organometallic reagent, and any other reagents you need. Perform a retrosynthetic analysis and show your final forward synthesis. This problem will require you to pay attention to the stereochemical outcome of multiple steps. он + Enantiomer acetylene

3. Propose a synthesis of the target molecule below, starting from acetyene. You may use any alkyl halide, organometallic reagent, and any other reagents you need. Perform a retrosynthetic analysis and show your final forward synthesis. This problem will require you to pay attention to the stereochemical outcome of multiple steps. он + Enantiomer acetylene

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