Compound A can be converted into compound E when treated with concentrated H2SO4. This reaction mechanism proceeds via three intermediates (compounds B-D). Sort the intermediates in the correct order according to the reaction mechanism. Compound C Compound D Compound B Your answer OH compound A compound E intermediates OH2 В C

Compound A can be converted into compound E when treated with concentrated H2SO4. This reaction mechanism proceeds via three intermediates (compounds B-D). Sort the intermediates in the correct order according to the reaction mechanism. Compound C Compound D Compound B Your answer OH compound A compound E intermediates OH2 В C

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