18 QuestionIn Part 1 predict the major, organic product for the following reaction sequence without sterechemistry depicted.In Part 2 predict the stereochemical outcome of the reaction sequence.H₂CPart 1²0+119Part 2OHO1) TBDMSCI2) a. NaCCCH3 b. H3O+3) H₂, Pd/C4) Bu4NF, THFWhat is the stereochemical realtionship of the product(s)?Choose one:OA single pure enantiomer is formed.O A pair of enantiomers is formed.O A pair of diastereomers is formed.O A set of four diastereomers is formedO The product is achiral.CNOSKPJ

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In Part 1 predict the major, organic product for the following reaction sequence without sterechemistry depicted. In Part 2 predict the stereochemical outcome of the reaction sequence. 4 H₂C Part 1 Y O 4 O Part 2 OH O 1) TBDMSCI 2) a. NaCCCH3 b. H3O+ 3) H₂, Pd/C 4) Bu NF, THF What is the stereochemical realtionship of the product(s)? Choose one: OA single pure enantiomer is formed O A pair of enantiomers is formed. O A pair of diastereomers is formed. OA set of four diastereomers is formed O The product is achiral

In Part 1 predict the major, organic product for the following reaction sequence without sterechemistry depicted. In Part 2 predict the stereochemical outcome of the reaction sequence. 4 H₂C Part 1 Y O 4 O Part 2 OH O 1) TBDMSCI 2) a. NaCCCH3 b. H3O+ 3) H₂, Pd/C 4) Bu NF, THF What is the stereochemical realtionship of the product(s)? Choose one: OA single pure enantiomer is formed O A pair of enantiomers is formed. O A pair of diastereomers is formed. OA set of four diastereomers is formed O The product is achiral

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