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Transcribed Image Text:5. Synthesis Design a synthesis of the following transformation. Show how the following
multi-step chemical transformation can take place. Provide reagents for each step in the
synthesis. Include structures of intermediate products. Do not provide a mechanism or
curved arrows. Be neat and clear! Note any special instructions. Clearly label each step in
the transformation..
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