1 Unambiguously identify the structures of the following major organic product(s), starting materials (reactants), or reagents for the following reactions Draw all possible stereoisomers (*) where necessary; double-dagger (1) must show two products: (c) (a) (b) 4. + OH I (excess) HOO .OH H₂O (excess) (H') (H')/-(H₂O) (H')/-H₂01 A

1 Unambiguously identify the structures of the following major organic product(s), starting materials (reactants), or reagents for the following reactions Draw all possible stereoisomers (*) where necessary; double-dagger (1) must show two products: (c) (a) (b) 4. + OH I (excess) HOO .OH H₂O (excess) (H') (H')/-(H₂O) (H')/-H₂01 A

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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