H CH₂ H CH3 E -lect one: The ring closure is disrotatory and the two methyl groups are cis in the product. The ring closure is disrotatory and the two methyl groups are trans in the product. The ring closure is conrotatory and the two methyl groups are cis in the product. The ring closure is conrotatory and the two methyl groups are trans in the product. ich reagent will oxidize D-sorbose? CH₂OH -OH -H -OH CH₂OH D-sorbose Fehling's reagent none of these will oxidize D-sorbose Bromine water H HO H ect one:

H CH₂ H CH3 E -lect one: The ring closure is disrotatory and the two methyl groups are cis in the product. The ring closure is disrotatory and the two methyl groups are trans in the product. The ring closure is conrotatory and the two methyl groups are cis in the product. The ring closure is conrotatory and the two methyl groups are trans in the product. ich reagent will oxidize D-sorbose? CH₂OH -OH -H -OH CH₂OH D-sorbose Fehling's reagent none of these will oxidize D-sorbose Bromine water H HO H ect one:

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