Compound E is a branched molecule with the molecular formula of C,H14O. Compound E reacted with hot concentrated phosphoric acid to form Compound F (major product). Compound G was produced when Compound F reacted with hydrogen gas in the presence of platinum while Compound H was produced when Compound F reacted with Br2 in H2O. Compound F reacted with hydrogen bromide in the presences of hydrogen peroxide to form Compound I. Compound J formed when Compound F reacted with cold dilute manganate (VII) ions while Compound K formed when Compound F reacted with hot acidified concentrated potassium permanganate. Compound I was heated with aqueous sodium hydroxide to produce Compound L. Compound M was produced when Compound I reacted with aqueous ammonia in ethanol while Compound N was produced when Compound I reacted with sodium cyanide.

Compound E is a branched molecule with the molecular formula of C,H14O. Compound E reacted with hot concentrated phosphoric acid to form Compound F (major product). Compound G was produced when Compound F reacted with hydrogen gas in the presence of platinum while Compound H was produced when Compound F reacted with Br2 in H2O. Compound F reacted with hydrogen bromide in the presences of hydrogen peroxide to form Compound I. Compound J formed when Compound F reacted with cold dilute manganate (VII) ions while Compound K formed when Compound F reacted with hot acidified concentrated potassium permanganate. Compound I was heated with aqueous sodium hydroxide to produce Compound L. Compound M was produced when Compound I reacted with aqueous ammonia in ethanol while Compound N was produced when Compound I reacted with sodium cyanide.

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