1. conc KMnOд, КОН, Д 1. conc KMNO4, КОН, Д (а) (b) (с) 1. Оз, -78 °C ? 2. Zn, HOAC 2. НО 2. НО (d) (е) (f) HO 1. OsO4, H2O2 1. Оз, —78 °С >? conc KMnOд 2. H.О2 2. HIO4 КОН, Д

1. conc KMnOд, КОН, Д 1. conc KMNO4, КОН, Д (а) (b) (с) 1. Оз, -78 °C ? 2. Zn, HOAC 2. НО 2. НО (d) (е) (f) HO 1. OsO4, H2O2 1. Оз, —78 °С >? conc KMnOд 2. H.О2 2. HIO4 КОН, Д

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Draw the organic products of each of the following reactions.

1. conc KMnOд,
КОН, Д
1. conc KMNO4,
КОН, Д
(а)
(b)
(с)
1. Оз, -78 °C
?
2. Zn, HOAC
2. НО
2. НО
(d)
(е)
(f)
HO
1. OsO4,
H2O2
1. Оз, —78 °С
>?
conc KMnOд
2. H.О2
2. HIO4
КОН, Д

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