Coronarin B is one of a bicyclic terpenes with a unsaturated seven-membered cyclicendoperoxide isolated from the rhizomes of Hornstedtia species.OH1516ОНС1741918Coronarin BClassify the above terpene and circle the isoprene units.Give the product(s) formed when Coronarin B reacts with:i.i.1.NaBH42.H2/Pt

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Coronarin B is one of a bicyclic terpenes with a unsaturated seven-membered cyclic endoperoxide isolated from the rhizomes of Hornstedtia species. ОН 15 16 ОНС 17 4 H. 19 18 Coronarin B Classify the above terpene and circle the isoprene units. Give the product(s) formed when Coronarin B reacts with: i. ii. 1. NaBH4 2. H2/Pt

Coronarin B is one of a bicyclic terpenes with a unsaturated seven-membered cyclic endoperoxide isolated from the rhizomes of Hornstedtia species. ОН 15 16 ОНС 17 4 H. 19 18 Coronarin B Classify the above terpene and circle the isoprene units. Give the product(s) formed when Coronarin B reacts with: i. ii. 1. NaBH4 2. H2/Pt

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