In each case below select the synthetic procedure that could be used to carry out the transformaThe procedures are:Epoxidation/hydrolysis: alkene + meta-chloroperoxybenzoic acid; then H30*.OsO4 oxidation: alkene + OsO4; then NaHSO3но онCH3CH=C(CH3)2CH3CHĆ(CH3)2OH

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