5.) Given the following three reactions of enantiomerically pure starting materials, pleaseidentify products A and B for each line (given the product molecular formulae), usingdashes and wedges where appropriate, the meso (optically inactive) product and thechiral (optically active product).NaBH4CH3OHA CHo02+ B CSH1002optically activeHOoptically inactive(R)-3-hydroxycyclopentanoneOHOs04 (cat)(CH3)3COOHC CH1203optically inactive+ D CH1203(2R, 3E)-2-hydroxy-3-penteneoptically activeOHOs04 (cat)(CH3)3COOHE CsH203+ F CSH1203optically activeoptically inactive(2R, 3Z)-2-hydrox y-3-pentene

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5.) Given the following three reactions of enantiomerically pure starting materials, please identify products A and B for each line (given the product molecular formulae), using dashes and wedges where appropriate, the meso (optically inactive) product and the chiral (optically active product). NaBHa CHSOH A Csto02 + B CsHo02 но optically inactive optically active (R)-3-hydroxycyclopentanone OH Os04 (cat) (CHa)3COOH C CsH1203 + D CH1203 optically active (2R, 3E)-2-hydroxy-3-pentene optically inactive OH Os04 (cat) (CHa)300OH E CsHi203 optically inactive F CSH1203 optically active (2R, 32)-2-hydroxy-3-pentene

5.) Given the following three reactions of enantiomerically pure starting materials, please identify products A and B for each line (given the product molecular formulae), using dashes and wedges where appropriate, the meso (optically inactive) product and the chiral (optically active product). NaBHa CHSOH A Csto02 + B CsHo02 но optically inactive optically active (R)-3-hydroxycyclopentanone OH Os04 (cat) (CHa)3COOH C CsH1203 + D CH1203 optically active (2R, 3E)-2-hydroxy-3-pentene optically inactive OH Os04 (cat) (CHa)300OH E CsHi203 optically inactive F CSH1203 optically active (2R, 32)-2-hydroxy-3-pentene

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