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S1. S2 S3 trans limonene oxide 37475767778797107117127137147157 m/z 0 100 % Scan EI+ 1.09e8 43 41 67 55 53 44 51 46 6556 63 109 93 79 71 77 72 81 91.

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4 trans limonene oxide 37475767778797107117127137147157 m/z 0 100 % Scan EI+ 1.09e8 43 41 67 55 53 44 51 46 6556 63 109 93 79 71 77 72 81 91 84 89 108 95 107 96 103 137 123 119 110 117 115 134 125152 138 S4

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8 trans-R(+)-carvomenthene-1,2 oxide 38587898118138158 m/z 0 100 % Scan EI+ 2.38e8 43 111 69 55 53 56 58 71 83 79 95 108 139 125 112 138 140 154 S8

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15 2 -OH signals exchanged with D S15

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28 S28 NMR monitoring of reaction kinetics of cis-/trans-limonene oxide in water and methanol

29 S29 NMR monitoring of reaction kinetics of cis-/trans-carvomenthene oxide in water and methanol

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