Save Answer2 pointsWhat is the product, I, II, III, or IV of the following two step reaction of the aldehyde with "CN in slighly acidic conditions in the first step, followed by acid hydrolysis in the second step, shownbelow?Question 50oooooIV||1. NaCN HCI2. HCI HO⚫ HeatNone of the I, II, III, and IVIIIHC,онNMNO

In step 1, aldehydes form a cyanohydrin in reaction with NaCN and HCl.In step 2, the cyanohydrin, in…

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