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Chapter 6: Q102P (page 287)

What hydrocarbon forms the following products after reaction first with ozone and then with dimethyl sulfide?

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The hydrocarbon from which the products are formed is

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Mechanism of ozonide formation

From the mechanism, we can understand, the alkene breaks into carbonyl bond.

Taking this knowledge, we can get back the alkene by joining the Two carbonyl groups together.

The above alkene is the desired reactant from which the aldehydes are formed.

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