Can you please explain each answer choice and why is this lubricant? ←Il KeyedLEDTt>The pharmaceutical applications of the compound shown below DO NOT include:HOOH OHOH OHOHⓇA. Chemical substrate for manufacturing of pharmaceutical emulsifiersB. Texturizing agentC. Osmotic diureticD. LubricantE. Humectantide l-derived surfactants found broad use in drug form

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The pharmaceutical applications of the compound shown HO OH OH OH OH O A. Chemical substrate for manufacturing of pharmaceuti B. Texturizing agent C. Osmotic diuretic D. Lubricant E. Humectant