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Chapter 11: Q22. (page 447)

Question: Devise a synthesis of CH3CH2CH2CHO from two-carbon starting materials.

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Synthesis of CH3CH2CH2CHO

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Step-by-Step Solution Step 1: Retrosynthesis

In this method, the final product is the target molecule, and a stepwise breakdown is performed to derive the intermediates and starting materials used to obtain the product. A retrosynthetic analysis also provides information about the pathway of the reaction.

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Retrosynthetic breakdown of  CH3CH2CH2CHO

To derive a pathway where CH3CH2CH2CHO is formed from a two-carbon starting material, the retrosynthetic pathway used is shown below:

Retrosynthesis of CH3CH2CH2CHO

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Synthesis of  CH3CH2CH2CHO

Based on the retrosynthetic analysis, the complete synthetic pathway of formation of CH3CH2CH2CHO is given below:

Synthesis of CH3CH2CH2CHO

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