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1. The hydroperoxide (ROOH) was treated with Dimethyl Sulfide (DMS) resulting in alcohol (OH). Please show the mechanism and arrow-pushing of how the product was produce, thank you!​​​​​​​НЫС ОН CH3 Н.С. Н.С. CH3 Н.С S О О О О H CH3

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