Provide the missing reagents and organic structures needed to most efficiently produce the target product. The starting material is a cycloalkene, C6H₁0. Chirality centers must be shown using wedge and hatched bonds (as shown in the product); include hydrogen on any chirality centers. 10* Cycloalkene starting material reagent 1 intermediate reagent 2 HO |||||H OH

Provide the missing reagents and organic structures needed to most efficiently produce the target product. The starting material is a cycloalkene, C6H₁0. Chirality centers must be shown using wedge and hatched bonds (as shown in the product); include hydrogen on any chirality centers. 10* Cycloalkene starting material reagent 1 intermediate reagent 2 HO |||||H OH

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