**SYNTHESIS QUESTION: HELP NEEDED!**
Show the steps for the reagents for the following molecule (Lexapro). I've figured out the synthesis for the molecule on the right(in materials), but I can't figure out how to create the other benzene-based molecule with the nitrile attached that I need to finish the whole molecule. I think that benzaldehyde needs to be synthesized and then converted to an ester and then attached, but I can't figure out how starting from benzene.
Please show the steps of the reaction and label the reagents; also indicate the name of the reaction/reaction type(ex. F Crafts Acylations, hydrohalogenation, EAS, etc). The only Carbon sources you can use (other than the part of the molecule I synthesized with the fluorine on it) are benzene, alkanes with 3 or fewer carbons, CO2, CO, and CN. Thanks for your help!!
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**SYNTHESIS QUESTION: HELP NEEDED!** Show the steps for the reagents for the following molecule (Lexapro). I've...
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