Chemistry
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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Draw any retrosynthetic sequence where a hydroxyl cycloalkane retron can be retrosynthesized into an appropriate cycloalkene, where the cycloalkene can be retrosynthesized into an appropriate cycloalkane halide. While you are allowed to work out this problem synthetically, you MUST report your final response in the retrosynthetic direction using the symbology we learned in lecture/
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Transcribed Image Text:Draw any retrosynthetic sequence where a hydroxyl cycloalkane retron can be retrosynthesized into an appropriate cycloalkene, where the cycloalkene can be retrosynthesized into an appropriate cycloalkane halide. While you are allowed to work out this problem synthetically, you MUST report your final response in the retrosynthetic direction using the symbology we learned in lecture/
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