1 (a) In the following reactions, (1) LIAIH4 A (2) H20 MCPBA в (i) Draw the structure of compounds A and B. (ii) For each reaction, explain the type of reaction involved. (ii) Explain the successful transformation of compound A using mass spectra. (b) Complete the following reactions by filling in missing reactants or product. (1) (1) O3 (2) CH;SCH3 но (CH3)3(COOH) D Ti(OCH(CH3)2l4 (-)-DET

1 (a) In the following reactions, (1) LIAIH4 A (2) H20 MCPBA в (i) Draw the structure of compounds A and B. (ii) For each reaction, explain the type of reaction involved. (ii) Explain the successful transformation of compound A using mass spectra. (b) Complete the following reactions by filling in missing reactants or product. (1) (1) O3 (2) CH;SCH3 но (CH3)3(COOH) D Ti(OCH(CH3)2l4 (-)-DET

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