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Identify the reagent(s) necessary for the second transformation. Select the single best answer.
O Ts Cl, pyridine
O) BH, THF, ii) H₂O₂, OH
OPC3
O) O3, ii) Zn, HCl
O Br₂, H₂O
HO
X
S
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