3) One of the compounds (A) - (C) forms an epoxide with base, but the other two form carbonyl compounds. Explain with mechanisms and clear 3-dimensional representations. Br Н ОН (A) Bri Н 3 Н OH (В) Bri H H OH (C)

3) One of the compounds (A) - (C) forms an epoxide with base, but the other two form carbonyl compounds. Explain with mechanisms and clear 3-dimensional representations. Br Н ОН (A) Bri Н 3 Н OH (В) Bri H H OH (C)

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