Which of the following conditions provide the product?HO-OHi) КМОДi) 1. mCPBA, 2. H*/Н20iii) OsO4iv) 1. MCPBA, 2.NaOH/H2OA) i and iiB) i and ivC)i and iiD) ii and ivO ADооо

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Which of the following conditions provide the product? OH 'HO, i) KMO4 ii) 1. MCPBA, 2. H*/H2O iii) OsO4 iv) 1. MCPBA, 2.NaOH/H2O

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Which of the following conditions provide the product?
HO-
OH
i) КМОД
i) 1. mCPBA, 2. H*/Н20
iii) OsO4
iv) 1. MCPBA, 2.NaOH/H2O
A) i and ii
B) i and iv
C)i and ii
D) ii and iv
O A
D
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