The structure of a new antihistamine drug that is structurally related to fexofenadine is attached. a) Identify the key functional group(s) in this molecule. (Image 1) b) Outline a rational THREE (3) step disconnection approach from this compound to the starting material shown below. Use a combination of disconnections and functional group interconversions in your approach. Use disconnection arrows in your working and provide a short description. (Image 1 and 2)

The structure of a new antihistamine drug that is structurally related to fexofenadine is attached. a) Identify the key functional group(s) in this molecule. (Image 1) b) Outline a rational THREE (3) step disconnection approach from this compound to the starting material shown below. Use a combination of disconnections and functional group interconversions in your approach. Use disconnection arrows in your working and provide a short description. (Image 1 and 2)

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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives

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