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Chapter 9.13, Problem 14P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The ozonolysis of hydrocarbon having the molecular formula
Concept Introduction:
>Ozonolysis of
Each of the triple bonded carbon atoms changes to carboxyl carbon.
>In case of terminal alkynes, one of the products is carbonic acid which dissociates into carbon dioxide and water.
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