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Provide the structures of the three possible starting materials for the following reaction. One has a six-membered ring, one has a five-membered ring, and one has a four-membered ring. Put them in the
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Provide the structures of the three possible starting materials for the following reaction. One has a six-membered ring, one has a five-membered ring, and one has a four-membered ring. Put them in the appropriately labeled boxes. Your starting materials should all be hydrocarbons (i.e., no atoms other than C and H). (Note that in all cases, there is also a CH2

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