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Perform the following syntheses. Use the retrosynthetic analysis shown in the example. Be
certain to show all of your reasoning which leads to your final answer. All can be accomplished in
2-3 steps. Show all reagents and intermediate products. All reactions necessary to complete these
syntheses can be found in Chapters 6, 7, and 9. Also, look at the reactions in Part I. Remember,
start from the target product and go one-step back to get started.
HO
CH3
Br
<-
HC EC-
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