WS 2.20: If the epoxide product/s from WS 2.18 is further treated with an OH- nucleophile, you will obtain a diol similar to WS 2.19 (shown below). Compare the enantiomeric and diastereomeric relationships between all the products formed in WS 2.19 and WS 2.20. mCPBA H₂O or OH OH OH

WS 2.20: If the epoxide product/s from WS 2.18 is further treated with an OH- nucleophile, you will obtain a diol similar to WS 2.19 (shown below). Compare the enantiomeric and diastereomeric relationships between all the products formed in WS 2.19 and WS 2.20. mCPBA H₂O or OH OH OH

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WS 2.20: If the epoxide product/s from WS 2.18 is further treated with an OH-
nucleophile, you will obtain a diol similar to WS 2.19 (shown below). Compare
the enantiomeric and diastereomeric relationships between all the products
formed in WS 2.19 and WS 2.20.
mCPBA
H₂O or OH
OH
OH

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