3CD Figure 1. TLC analysis of dihydroxylation reactions: (A) co-spot of cis and trans diol, (B) authentic cis diol, (C) authentic trans diol, (D) Oxone reaction, (E) permanganate reaction, and (F) Woodward dihydroxylation. The plate was developed in ethyl acetate and stained with acidic panisaldehyde solution. he product of the Oxone (DMDO)/HCI reaction is the [ Select ] diol, ne product of the permanganate oxidation is the [ Select] v diol, and th roduct of the Woodward-Prévost reaction is th v[Select ] cis- diol. trans-

3CD Figure 1. TLC analysis of dihydroxylation reactions: (A) co-spot of cis and trans diol, (B) authentic cis diol, (C) authentic trans diol, (D) Oxone reaction, (E) permanganate reaction, and (F) Woodward dihydroxylation. The plate was developed in ethyl acetate and stained with acidic panisaldehyde solution. he product of the Oxone (DMDO)/HCI reaction is the [ Select ] diol, ne product of the permanganate oxidation is the [ Select] v diol, and th roduct of the Woodward-Prévost reaction is th v[Select ] cis- diol. trans-

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