1) CH3-C-01) CH4₂-8-0-8-CH₂ 21 PM-8-42) PHÁCH3) H₂O4) -H₂05) HOa) Ph-CH=CH₂ + CH3-C-OHO©) Ph—CH=CH-CH3 +CH3-C-OH d) Ph-CH=CH-CH₂-C-OH1) NaOEt2) CH3-CH-CICH33) H304) heat / -CO₂b)d) CH3-C-CH₂-CH-OHCH32)CH₂-8-CH₂-8-OCH₂CH₂Oa) CHO-C-CH-CH-CHCH3Oc)CH3-C-CH2-CH-CH3CH3??OOb) Ph-CH=CH-C-OH + CH3-C-OH-CH₂-8-OH + CH₂-8-OHCH3-C-CH₂-CH-8-OHCH3

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1) CH3-C-0 O 2) PHÁCH 13--0-C-CH3 3) H₂O 4) -H₂0 5) H O O O a) Ph-CH=CH₂ + CH3-C-OH b) Ph-CH=CH-C-OH + CH3-C-OH O O ©) Ph—CH=CH-CH3 H₂-OH + CH₂-8-OH + CH3-C-OH d) Ph-CH=CH-CH₂-C-OH 1) NaOEt 2) CH3-CH-CI CH3 ? 3) H30 4) heat / -CO₂ b) CH3-C-CH₂-CH-8-OH CH3 d) CH3-C-CH₂-CH-OH CH₂-8-CH₂-C CH3 1) 2) CH₂-8-CH₂-8-OCH₂CH₂ O a) CHO-C-CH,CH-CH CH3 O c) CH3-C-CH-CH-CH3 CH3 ??

1) CH3-C-0 O 2) PHÁCH 13--0-C-CH3 3) H₂O 4) -H₂0 5) H O O O a) Ph-CH=CH₂ + CH3-C-OH b) Ph-CH=CH-C-OH + CH3-C-OH O O ©) Ph—CH=CH-CH3 H₂-OH + CH₂-8-OH + CH3-C-OH d) Ph-CH=CH-CH₂-C-OH 1) NaOEt 2) CH3-CH-CI CH3 ? 3) H30 4) heat / -CO₂ b) CH3-C-CH₂-CH-8-OH CH3 d) CH3-C-CH₂-CH-OH CH₂-8-CH₂-C CH3 1) 2) CH₂-8-CH₂-8-OCH₂CH₂ O a) CHO-C-CH,CH-CH CH3 O c) CH3-C-CH-CH-CH3 CH3 ??

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