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Identify a suitable nucleophile and electrophile that can react with each other to form the desired C-0 bond.
Draw the structure of the nucleophile. Include lone pairs and formal charges in your answer. Do not show metal ion in the structure.
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Draw the structure of the electrophile. Include lone pairs and formal charges in your answer. Do not show metal ion in the structure.
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Provide a synthesis for the target molecule shown below, starting with compounds that contain no more than two carbon atoms. Show your retrosynthetic analysis, and then provide
a complete synthesis, showing all necessary reagents.
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Identify a bond that can be readily made via a substitution reaction.
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