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Chapter 8.12, Problem 21P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The alkene which produces formaldehyde and
Concept Introduction:
>Ozonolysis of
If formaldehyde is produced after ozonolysis, the alkene has a terminal double bond.
>If an aldehyde is produced after ozonolysis, at least one of the double bonded carbon atoms in the alkene has a hydrogen attached to it.
>If ketone is produced after ozonolysis, at least one of the double bonded carbon atoms in the alkene must be disubstituted.
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