Which of the following choices best indicates the starting material(s) forthe following retrosynthesis?:0:HOHOHOH2SO4, H₂OH2SO4, H₂OH2SO4, H₂OCorrect AnswerCIHOK2CO3HOCIHOK2CO3CIK₂CO3

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Which of the following choices best indicates the starting material(s) for the following retrosynthesis? HO HO HO H2SO4, H₂O H2SO4, H₂O H2SO4, H₂O CI HO K2CO3 HO CI K2CO3 HO K2CO3

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Which of the following choices best indicates the starting material(s) for
the following retrosynthesis?
:0:
HO
HO
HO
H2SO4, H₂O
H2SO4, H₂O
H2SO4, H₂O
Correct Answer
CI
HO
K2CO3
HO
CI
HO
K2CO3
CI
K₂CO3

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