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What is the major organic product obtained from the following reaction? Show Transcribed Text NIS? B. Show Transcribed Text A. A. HO" B. OH HO OH +Enantiomer Br 1. OH +Enantiomer 2. proton source 1. MCPBA 2. H₂O* J J C. C. D. c D. HO 3 H₂O+ +Enantiomer ملا Ć 1.NaOMe 2. RCO3H OH +Enantiomer OH OH

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