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Synthesis. Assume that you have access to any other reagent, both organic and inorganic. Choose the most efficient route. Starting with ethyne, synthesize 4-bromo-3-hexanol, & identifying the configuration of the chiral carbons formed.

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How do you use retro synthetic analysis to determine reagentsandthe forward synthesis?


I just need to see a couple examples and how they are workedandwhat reactions are used. Thanks

Show how you would synthesize the following from the givenstartingmaterial. May use any inorganic ragents, but my not use anysourcesof carbon other than those given. do a retosyntheticanalysis foreach synthesis
1) 2-butanol from 1-butanol

2) Propyne from 1-bromopropan

3) 1,6 Hexanal from 1-bromocyclohexane

4) meso-2,3-butanediol from acetylene and any alkyl halides

5) 4-bromo-3-hexanol from acetylene and anyalkyl halides

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