3) Synthesis Planning: For the following synthesis problems: a) Show the retrosynthetic disconnection that is necessary to accomplish the transformation, b) Show the disconnected fragments ("Synthons"), and c) Show the reagents and steps needed to accomplish the reaction. Show intermediates when necessary. (Hint: part a can be done in 1 step!) H3C O nPr nPr & OH com H3C

3) Synthesis Planning: For the following synthesis problems: a) Show the retrosynthetic disconnection that is necessary to accomplish the transformation, b) Show the disconnected fragments ("Synthons"), and c) Show the reagents and steps needed to accomplish the reaction. Show intermediates when necessary. (Hint: part a can be done in 1 step!) H3C O nPr nPr & OH com H3C

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Chapter7: Alkynes

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Problem 7.29P

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