Which of the following synthetic sequences would not accomplish thetransformation shown?OHH-BTSCINACECH1)(A)pyridine2) H202, NaOH1) TSCI(B)PBR3Mg°1)H.pyridine1) BH3-THFРССEt,02) H202) (BUOK2) H2O2, NaOHBrMg.1) TSCIpyridine1) DMSO, (COCI)2 1)1) H2, PtDess-Martin Periodinane(C)2) NET32) H202) (BUOK2) H3O*CH2Cl2SOCI2H21) O3NaCECH(D)pyridineLindlar's cat.2) Me2S

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Which of the following synthetic sequences would not accomplish the transformation shown? OH of H-B TSCI NaCECH 1) (A) pyridine 2) H2O2, NAOH 1) TSCI pyridine PBr3 Mg° 1) H. 1) ВНз-THF PCC Et,0 2) H20 2) (BUOK 2) H2O2, NAOH BrMg 1) TSCI 1) DMSO, (COCI)2 1) pyridine 1) H2, Pt Dess-Martin Periodinane (C) 2) NET3 2) H20 2) (BUOK 2) H30* CH2CI2 SOCI2 NaCECH H2 1) O3 (D) pyridine Lindlar's cat. 2) Me2S

Which of the following synthetic sequences would not accomplish the transformation shown? OH of H-B TSCI NaCECH 1) (A) pyridine 2) H2O2, NAOH 1) TSCI pyridine PBr3 Mg° 1) H. 1) ВНз-THF PCC Et,0 2) H20 2) (BUOK 2) H2O2, NAOH BrMg 1) TSCI 1) DMSO, (COCI)2 1) pyridine 1) H2, Pt Dess-Martin Periodinane (C) 2) NET3 2) H20 2) (BUOK 2) H30* CH2CI2 SOCI2 NaCECH H2 1) O3 (D) pyridine Lindlar's cat. 2) Me2S

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