Compare the two reactions A and B shown below. Check all the statements that are TRUE regarding the epoxide products: A > (DMDO) B OThe epoxide from A is not optically active O The epoxide from A is optically active O The epoxide from A is enantiomerically enriched O The epoxide from B is racemic D The epoxide from B is enantiomerically enriched O The epoxide from B is optically active O The epoxide from A is racemic O The epoxide from B is not optically active

Compare the two reactions A and B shown below. Check all the statements that are TRUE regarding the epoxide products: A > (DMDO) B OThe epoxide from A is not optically active O The epoxide from A is optically active O The epoxide from A is enantiomerically enriched O The epoxide from B is racemic D The epoxide from B is enantiomerically enriched O The epoxide from B is optically active O The epoxide from A is racemic O The epoxide from B is not optically active

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter14: Elimination

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