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Chapter 26: Q 32. (page 1070)

Draw the structure of the two products of molecular formulaC15H26O2 formed when M is treated with Grubbs catalyst under high-dilution conditions.

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Grubbs catalyst under high-dilution conditions

The Grubbs catalyst results in the formation of an intramolecular metathesis product.

02

Intramolecular ring-metathesis

The terminal C=C bonds of the dialkene compounds react with each other, resulting in the formation of the unsaturated rings.

03

Products of the given reaction

The two products of the given reaction are shown below.

Products

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