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Chapter 9.12, Problem 39ATS
Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Structural formula should be predicted for the given molecular formula C5H10 based on the hydroboration, hydro halogenation and ozonolysis processes and reaction conditions. In addition to this, all structures should be found according to those reactions.

Concept introduction:

  • Constitutional isomers: isomers that have same molecular formula and different bond connectivity in structure are known as constitutional isomers.
  • Hydroboration: addition of water molecule across the double bond of alkene is known as hydroboration reaction. This reaction gives anti-Markovnikov’s addition product.
  • Hydro halogenation: addition of hydrogen and halogen molecules across the double bond of alkene is known as hydro halogenation reaction
  • Ozonolysis: in this process, double bond(s) present in alkene is dissociates two carbonyl groups in presence of ozone followed by DMS.

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