Compound A has a molecular formula C6H10 when A reacts with (BH3) in the presence of H2C2 it gives compound B its molecular formula is C6H120 while if A reacts with H2O it gives compound C its molecular formula is C6H120 and compound B reacts with sodium much faster than compound C and compound B gives a brown precipitate KMnO4 while C does not give This precipitate Write equations in structural

Compound A has a molecular formula C6H10 when A reacts with (BH3) in the presence of H2C2 it gives compound B its molecular formula is C6H120 while if A reacts with H2O it gives compound C its molecular formula is C6H120 and compound B reacts with sodium much faster than compound C and compound B gives a brown precipitate KMnO4 while C does not give This precipitate Write equations in structural

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