Abstract
A new approach for the synthesis of the active barbatic acid has been achieved in eight steps with 22.3% total yield by using commercially available methyl atratate as starting material. This synthesis provides access to multi-gram quantities of barbatic acid with good purity for reference supplies and further analytical and toxicology investigations.
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