Vigorous oxidation of the following bicycloalkene breaks the carbon-carbon double bondand converts each carbon of the double bond to a COOH group. Assume that the condi-tions of oxidation have no effect on the configuration of either the starting bicycloalkeneor the resulting dicarboxylic acid. Is the dicarboxylic acid produced from this oxidationone enantiomer, a racemic mixture, or a meso compound?vigorousoxidationНООС.СООН

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