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## QUESTION 2: **Objective:** Provide the reactions needed to convert the given starting material into the given product. **Starting Material:** - Structural formula indicates an amide with a propanone group: - Amide group (NH) - Keto group (C=O), adjacent to a methyl group (CH₃) and an ethyl group (H₃C). **Reaction Arrow:** - Indicates the transformation from starting material to product. **Product:** - Contains: - A cyclohexane ring - Hydroxyl group (OH) - Amide group similar to the starting material - Additional hydrocarbon chains **Explanation:** This question involves designing a synthetic pathway for converting an amide compound to a more complex structure featuring additional substituents, such as a cyclohexane ring and a hydroxyl group. The exact reactions needed would depend on various factors such as the reactivity of functional groups and the chemistry involved.
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Transcribed Image Text:## QUESTION 2: **Objective:** Provide the reactions needed to convert the given starting material into the given product. **Starting Material:** - Structural formula indicates an amide with a propanone group: - Amide group (NH) - Keto group (C=O), adjacent to a methyl group (CH₃) and an ethyl group (H₃C). **Reaction Arrow:** - Indicates the transformation from starting material to product. **Product:** - Contains: - A cyclohexane ring - Hydroxyl group (OH) - Amide group similar to the starting material - Additional hydrocarbon chains **Explanation:** This question involves designing a synthetic pathway for converting an amide compound to a more complex structure featuring additional substituents, such as a cyclohexane ring and a hydroxyl group. The exact reactions needed would depend on various factors such as the reactivity of functional groups and the chemistry involved.
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