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Chapter 21: 13P (page 817)

What alkene would yield 2,2-dimethoxycyclopentane-1,3-dicarbaldehyde on treatment withO3followed by (CH3)2S?

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It involves the reaction of an alkene with ozone, followed by a reducing agent, to form a carbonyl compound.

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01

Ozonolysis

It involves the reaction of an alkene with ozone, followed by a reducing agent, to form a carbonyl compound.

02

Formation of the product 

The reaction of the given alkene with ozone in the presence ofCH32S gives the desired product.

The reaction is shown below.

Formation of product

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