Draw the structure of the alkene that would give only the following product upon ozonolysis followed by treatment with hydrogen peroxide.Show the mechanism, circle the final product. **Exercise Title**: Alkene Structure from Ozonolysis Product**Objective**: Draw the structure of the alkene that would yield the provided product upon ozonolysis, followed by treatment with hydrogen peroxide.**Instructions**: Use the information below to determine the structure of the original alkene.**Exercise Description**:The image displays a chemical structure. Here’s a detailed breakdown:- The structure shown is a chain of carbon atoms with specific functional groups.- On each end of the molecule, there are carbonyl groups (indicated by a carbon double-bonded to an oxygen atom, represented as C=O).- There is a total of seven carbon atoms in the main chain. - The first and last carbon in the chain, from left to right, each have a methyl group attached (CH₃).- In between these terminal groups, there are two carbon atoms each bonded to a carbonyl group.- The carbonyl groups are positioned on non-terminal carbon atoms, with three CH₂ groups between them.**Interactive 3D Display Mode**: The structure can be viewed in an interactive 3D mode for better spatial understanding (note: actual interactive feature not included in this transcription).**Challenge**: Based on the given ozonolysis product structure, outline the possible original alkene that would result in this molecular arrangement after undergoing ozonolysis and oxidation.**Note**: The product implies a double bond was cleaved during the reaction. Consider the placement of double bonds in the alkene to match the given structure after reaction with ozone and hydrogen peroxide.

Product structure is given and reactant structure is asked and given that reactant is alkene.

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