6. Write the structure of the product from the first step (Product-1) and then the product from thesecond step (Product-2) for the two-step reaction sequence shown below.OsONaHSO3.PyridineIntermediateProduct-2

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6. Write the structure of the product from the first step (Product-1) and then the product from the
second step (Product-2) for the two-step reaction sequence shown below.
OsO
NaHSO
3.
Pyridine
Intermediate
Product-2

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