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The Terminology of Retrosynthesis

Each precursor molecule is also a target molecule. In terms of structural complexity, then, A 4 3 2 1 T. In each reverse step, we imagine how a bond can break to give two fragments this is called a bond disconnection. Disconnection for any bond X—Y can occur in three ways, as shown below. [Pg.586]

We have discussed many reactions that convert one functional group to another. In the terminology of retrosynthesis, such a reaction is called a functional group interconversion (FGI). The synthesis of a Grignard reagent from an benzyl bromide is an example. [Pg.587]


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