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Chapter 24: Q.15. (page 962)

Question: Following the two-step reaction sequence depicted in Figure 24.5, write out the steps needed to convert A to B.

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01

Ozonolysis

Ozonolysis involves the cleavage of alkene by the reaction with the ozone. This reaction is used to synthesize the carbonyl compounds.

02

Formation of product

The given compounds are shown below:

Given compounds

The conversion is shown below:

Formation of product

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