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tBoc Problem
I'm completely stuck with this problem. I know the tBoc group can be used as a protecting group, but I don't know how to use that to seperate enantiomers.
Problem:
Describe in 5 sentences or less, how would you seperate enantiomers of Phenylalanine-ethylester using (S)-tBoc-alanine.
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