The image contains a problem related to a chemical reaction, possibly dealing with saccharide structures and methanol reagents. The task is to select the options that are not products of the given reaction.**Reaction Description:**- **Reagents:** a) \( \text{H}_2\text{SO}_4, \text{ CH}_3\text{OH} \) b) workup **Task:**Select the option(s) below which are NOT the product(s) of this reaction.**Structures Presented:**1. The reaction starts with a saccharide structure featuring multiple hydroxyl (OH) groups and is acted upon by the reagents.2. Five structural options are given with checkbox selections alongside them. - **First Structure:** A saccharide structure with three OH groups and three OCH₃ groups.- **Second Structure:** A saccharide structure with four OH groups and two OCH₃ groups.- **Third Structure:** A saccharide structure with two OH groups and four OCH₃ groups.- **Fourth Structure:** A saccharide structure with three OH groups and three OCH₃ groups.- **Fifth Structure:** A saccharide structure with one OH group and five OCH₃ groups.These options represent different substitution configurations that result from the reaction conditions, involving methanol as the reagent. The task involves identifying which structures are not products of this specific chemical transformation.

The given reaction goes with the most stable oxycarbonium ion intermediate which undergoes reaction…

HO OH НО HO D OH -1-0 OH OH НО OH НО HO OH НО OH OH OH OH OH OH -O OH OCH, OH 0-1 OH OH OH НО OH HO HO OOH a) H.SO4, CH OH b) workup OH COCH, ононо O OCH, OH OH HO. OCH, но. Select the option(s) below which ARE NOT a/the product(s) of this reaction

HO OH НО HO D OH -1-0 OH OH НО OH НО HO OH НО OH OH OH OH OH OH -O OH OCH, OH 0-1 OH OH OH НО OH HO HO OOH a) H.SO4, CH OH b) workup OH COCH, ононо O OCH, OH OH HO. OCH, но. Select the option(s) below which ARE NOT a/the product(s) of this reaction

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