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Transcribed Image Text:Synthesis question. Show how the starting material can be converted to the product through
any of the reactions you have learned in OChem 1 and OChem 2. Show all the reagents you need
and indicate the stereochemistry when appropriate. You do not need to show arrow pushing like in
a mechanism question, only the reactions. If a chiral molecule is formed mark the chiral center with
an asterisk (*) and write "racemic" below the structure unless the chiral center has unambiguous
stereochemistry. All carbon atoms in the product should come from the same starting material. Use
as many molecules of the starting material as you might need to get to the product. You can use
carbon containing reagents for temporary protection of functional groups, if needed.
A)
B)
CO2
NH₂
-OH
OH
KCN
-NH2
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