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Transcribed Image Text:Create a visualization that explains the process of synthesizing your chosen molecule (Melatonin) in a maximum of
five steps. Your visualization should show each reaction involved, and provide a brief explanation of what is
happening in each reaction. Some reaction types have been given names that you can use to describe the synthesis.
You may also want to show how the electrons are moved between the reactive groups to make or break covalent
bonds. You should also explain the role of your chosen instrument (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
spectroscopy) in verifying each step in your synthesis of the different intermediate product formed before the final
product of the entire process. This explanation should be for a non-scientific audience, as this visualization will be a
handout that you will be giving out to the audience as part of the pitch you will be giving next week.
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