When this alkene is subjected to the conditions shown, two equivalents of a single product is formed. Draw the structure of the product that would be in the box to the right. 1. KMNO4, HO, H20, heat -CH3 2. НC H,C- Product 2 ČH3

When this alkene is subjected to the conditions shown, two equivalents of a single product is formed. Draw the structure of the product that would be in the box to the right. 1. KMNO4, HO, H20, heat -CH3 2. НC H,C- Product 2 ČH3

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When this alkene is subjected to the conditions shown, two equivalents of a single product is formed.
Draw the structure of the product that would be in the box to the right.
1. KMNO4, HO,
H2O, heat
-CH3
2. HCI
H,C-
Product
2
ČH3
ČH3

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