C- HO- OH C -OH- H-C-0' -d-ċ-ċ-ċ-ċ-c-c-H H-C-0 H-C-0' I-Ó-I I-Ó-I =-6-I I-d-I =-6-I. I-0-I IIC-H I-O-I HIC

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