Lecture

Rétrosynthèse: Disconnections C-C to Functional Groups

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of disconnections C-C to a functional group, focusing on retrosynthesis basic principles, cross couplings, and exercises related to the disconnection of functional groups and double bonds. The slides provide a detailed overview of the different disconnection strategies and their application in organic synthesis.

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