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Chapter 24: Q.29. (page 962)

Question: What steps are needed to convert A to B?

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Ozonolysis

O3in the presence of (CH3)2S introduces double-bonded oxygen at each of the carbon in the C=C bond.

02

Intra-molecular aldol reaction

In acyclic compounds containing two carbonyl groups, the aldol reaction may help to form either a five or a six-membered ring.

03

Steps of the given reaction

The above-given reaction proceeds via two reactions. Both of these steps are shown here under.

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