Question- Organic synthesis has a long history that can be traced back to ancient times, although at first it was not recognized as such, because it was practiced randomly and strictly heuristically. As a science, organic synthesis is relatively young, its beginning being marked by the rational synthesis of urea [CO(NH2)2] by Wohler in 1828. This synthesis was followed by other milestones such as the synthesis of acetic acid (Kolbe, 1845), glucose (Fischer, 1890), a-terpineo (Perkin, 1904), camphor (Komppa, 1903; Perkin, 1904), tropinone (Robinson, 19 17), haemin (Fischer, 1929), equilenin (Bachmann, 1939), pyridoxine hydrochloride (Folkers, 1939), and quinine (Woodward and Doering, 1944).
On that basis my professor gave a simple homework to find out all the nobel laurates winner only in organic synthesis and their important related works for the synthesis. Mention winning year also (remember it should only be Organic Synthesis).
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