Define 4-octyne as the only source of carbon

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Carry synthesis of the following compounds using 4-octyne as the only source of carbon. Provide a full retrosynthetic analysis as well as the complete forward synthesis including all reagents necessary to carry out each step

a. 4-bromooctene

b. 4-bromooctane

c. Butanal

d. Butanoic Acid

e. 4-Octanol

f. 4,5-diclorooctane

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