A synthesis of the sesquiterpene farnesol requires the conversion of a dichloro compound into an alkynol, as
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A synthesis of the sesquiterpene farnesol requires the conversion of a dichloro compound into an alkynol, as shown below. Suggest a way of achieving this transformation.
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First we can use a bulky base such as Potassium tertbutoxide KOCH33 to ...View the full answer
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