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Chapter 11, Problem 30ASP
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: To determine the appropriate reaction to shorten the length of a carbon chain.
Concept introduction:
Any process that involves adding hydrogen or another electropositive radical or removing oxygen or another electronegative radical is referred to as a reduction.
In either a one-step or two-step method, a pair of substituents or a group of atoms are eliminated from a molecule in an elimination reaction.
When the double or triple bonds are broken with the help of ozone, they get converted into their respective
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