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Select the correct option regarding compound D formed in the reaction.

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A

Cyclohexan -1,2- syn diol

B

Product formed by Baeyer Villiger reaction

C

Cyclohexan -1,2- anti diol

D

None of these

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Correct option is C)

Option C is correct.

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