**Transcription for Educational Website**---**Exercise on E/Z Configuration of Chemical Structures****Objective:** Draw the starting structure that would lead to these major products under specified conditions. Ensure to provide the correct E/Z configuration. Note: Acid byproducts should be ignored in this exercise.---**Task:**1. **Drawing Area:** - A space is provided (represented by a dashed red box) for your drawing of the starting chemical structure.2. **Reaction Condition:** - The reagent used in the reaction is indicated as RCO₃H (a general representation for a peroxy acid).3. **Product Analysis:** - The product shown is an epoxide. It features: - A three-membered ring containing an oxygen atom. - Distinct stereochemistry indicated by the wedge and dash notation for hydrogen atoms. - The product appears to have been formed from an alkene reacting with a peroxy acid to generate an epoxide.**Instructions:**- Examine the product structure and consider the stereochemistry to deduce the likely starting alkene.- Draw the starting alkene in the provided space, ensuring correct E/Z notation for any double bonds.- Understand that the reaction mechanism involves the formation of an epoxide from an alkene via an oxidation reaction with a peroxy acid.---This exercise aims to enhance understanding of stereochemical considerations in epoxidation reactions.

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**Exercise on E/Z Configuration of Chemical Structures**

**Objective:** Draw the starting structure that would lead to these major products under specified conditions. Ensure to provide the correct E/Z configuration. Note: Acid byproducts should be ignored in this exercise.

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**Task:**

1. **Drawing Area:**
- A space is provided (represented by a dashed red box) for your drawing of the starting chemical structure.

2. **Reaction Condition:**
- The reagent used in the reaction is indicated as RCO₃H (a general representation for a peroxy acid).

3. **Product Analysis:**
- The product shown is an epoxide. It features:
- A three-membered ring containing an oxygen atom.
- Distinct stereochemistry indicated by the wedge and dash notation for hydrogen atoms.
- The product appears to have been formed from an alkene reacting with a peroxy acid to generate an epoxide.

**Instructions:**

- Examine the product structure and consider the stereochemistry to deduce the likely starting alkene.
- Draw the starting alkene in the provided space, ensuring correct E/Z notation for any double bonds.
- Understand that the reaction mechanism involves the formation of an epoxide from an alkene via an oxidation reaction with a peroxy acid.

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This exercise aims to enhance understanding of stereochemical considerations in epoxidation reactions.

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