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Problem set 2 Show the retrosynthetic analysis and forward synthesis of the following compounds. H2N
draw retrosynthetic analysis and forward synthesis
analysis
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Design a Synthesis: Show both the retrosynthetic analysis, as well as the forward synthetic scheme. The overall transformation may require more than one step.
Design a Synthesis: Show both the retrosynthetic analysis, as well as the forward synthetic scheme. The overall transformation may require more than one step.
(d) Perform a retrosynthetic analysis of the following molecule. Give the forward synthesis also. ol [12 Marks]
Perform a retrosynthetic analysis of the compounds below and
then devise their synthesis from readily available starting
compounds and any inorganic and/ or organic reagents. Your answer
should include a complete retrosynthetic analysis, synthesis
pathway with reagents and reaction conditions.
Ph Ph from Ph Ph from
(b) Give a retrosynthetic analysis of B and give a forward synthesis. Tip: Use a symmetrical diester as starting material. OH
7. For the compound below provide a stepwise retrosynthetic analysis and a separate forward synthesis showing reagents and solvents used. Make sure you justify the regio- selectivity. (12 pts.) and any reagents of 2 carbons or less.
8. For the compound below provide a stepwise retrosynthetic analysis and a separate forward synthesis showing reagents and solvents used. Make sure you justify the regio- selectivity. (10 pts) and any other reagents
2. Synthesize the following amide ci' Retrosynthetic Analysis Synthesis
For any two of the molecules below, outline both a retrosynthetic analysis and a forward synthesis with reagents. Each of your building blocks should not incorporate more than five carbon atoms of the target molecule. (Note: your syntheses do not need to be stereoselective) COH OH [20 marks]
using any reagents show retrosynthetic analysis and then show
entire synthesis in forward sense
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SIcP f youl proposed syninesis. from Target molecule