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Organic Chemistry Essay...With these three possibilities, one would get CH2O as one of the products upon ozonolysis. With options 2 and 3, one would also expect to get a product with a CH3 group as substituent and CH3COCH3, respectively. However, since this is not the case, options 2 and 3 are ruled out.
With option 1, one can get the following five possible structures:
A B C D E
Only D can give 1-isopropyl-4-methylcyclohexane on hydrogenation and the three carbonyl compounds on ozonolysis (Ege). Hence D is the right structure for C10H14.
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Percentage of Hydrogen is calculated as: 10.3%
Ratio by mole is: 10.3/1
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Ratio by mole of oxygen is: 27.5/16
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