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Transcribed Image Text:Please propose a synthesis for each of the following compounds from any alkanes or cycloalkanes you
need as your only source of carbon; you may use any inorganic reagents you wish, but you must start
with alkanes or cycloalkanes. In other words, all reactants in your synthesis must be made from an
alkane or cycloalkane if they contain carbon!!
EtO
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