Chapter 26: Q 40. (page 1072)
Devise a synthesis of diene A from (Z)-2-bromostyrene as the only organic starting material. Use a Suzuki reaction in one step of the synthesis.
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Synthesis of compound A
Chapter 26: Q 40. (page 1072)
Devise a synthesis of diene A from (Z)-2-bromostyrene as the only organic starting material. Use a Suzuki reaction in one step of the synthesis.
Answer
Synthesis of compound A
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