Chemistry, asked by Tulsirani100, 11 months ago

Is this chemical reaction correct? if not then give me the reaction between ethene and ozone. please

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Answered by PSN03

the given reaction will give 2 moles of methanal ie HCHO

here the double bond will break and the carbons will get attached to 2 oxygen

what u have done wrong is that u have made a bond between the 2 carbons whereas actually there will be no bond between them during the formation of intermediate

one oxygen will be shared by the 2 carbons during the intermediate formation and other 2 oxygen in peroxide linkage but at the ends they will be attached to the carbons

Its structure would be something like this:

(i have tried my best :-) )

H2C-----O------O-----CH2

| |

|---------O------------|

| represents the bonds line

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Tulsirani100: Your memory is really very weak...you even don't remember that

PSN03: can u then plz remind me of 'that'

Tulsirani100: Uff salute to your memory...XD

Tulsirani100: By the way i was talking about your last lie which you don't remember

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PSN03: No I am not fighting

Answered by renuhkkohli693

Explanation:

ozonide is ur correct answer

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