13. Provide the missing reagents for the following reaction. он но. b (d) 1. BH THF; 2. NaOH, H2O2 (а) КMnO, КОн, Н,0 oniby (e) LIAIH (b) Cros, H2SO H2O (c) PCC, CH2CI2 () None of them
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13. Provide the missing reagents for the following reaction. он но. b (d) 1. BH THF; 2. NaOH, H2O2 (а) КMnO, КОн, Н,0 oniby (e) LIAIH (b) Cros, H2SO H2O (c) PCC, CH2CI2 () None of them
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