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Organic chemistry

planning a synthesis by working backward from the target molecule through strategic bond disconnections to simpler starting materials.

In organic chemistry, retrosynthetic analysis refers to planning a synthesis by working backward from the target molecule through strategic bond disconnections to simpler starting materials. This meaning comes from Corey (1967) in Pure and Applied Chemistry.[1]

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References

Corey, E. J. (1967). General methods for the construction of complex molecules. Pure and Applied Chemistry, 14(1), 19-38. https://doi.org/10.1351/pac196714010019

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