D1A Which reaction will NOT produce a compound with the carbon from the carbonyl group in the same oxidation state as in the starting material? OA cyclobutanone and water under basic catalysis OB. bicyclo[2.2.1]heptane-2-one with ethanol and an acid catalyst OCacetophenone and hydrazine at a pH =7 OD. cyclopentanone and hydrazine with KOH

D1A Which reaction will NOT produce a compound with the carbon from the carbonyl group in the same oxidation state as in the starting material? OA cyclobutanone and water under basic catalysis OB. bicyclo[2.2.1]heptane-2-one with ethanol and an acid catalyst OCacetophenone and hydrazine at a pH =7 OD. cyclopentanone and hydrazine with KOH

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