Lecture

Protecting Groups in Organic Chemistry

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This lecture covers the concept of protecting groups in organic chemistry, focusing on stability, formation, and usage in acidic environments. It also discusses the electronic nature of aromatic compounds, electronic effects, and retrosynthesis methods for aromatic compounds.

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