Identifying the Source of Organic Chemistry Problems: A Scientist's Perspective

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Hello !
I am preparing for chemistry olympiad,and my friend gave me this exercise in organic chemistry,but he won't tell me what book this is from can anyone help identify what book /problem collection this is ? (It has got some nice problems,at least higher than solomons organic chem)
Thanks in advance !
 

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Carbon123 said:
Hello !
I am preparing for chemistry olympiad,and my friend gave me this exercise in organic chemistry,but he won't tell me what book this is from can anyone help identify what book /problem collection this is ? (It has got some nice problems,at least higher than solomons organic chem)
Thanks in advance !
Looks a lot like the problem is from the "Book of Invisible Chemistry Problems", by Anon. o0)
 
berkeman said:
Looks a lot like the problem is from the "Book of Invisible Chemistry Problems", by Anon. o0)
Welp,now that was stupid.I thought I uploaded the pic (note :sorry for the bad quality and the writings)
 
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