J. G. Sharefkin, Aaron Ribner
Abstract
The addition of ozone to the carbon to carbon double bond and reductive hydrolysis of the ozonide to two carbonyl moities, known as the Harries reaction, is the most reliable method for locating the site of an olefin bond.
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The addition of ozone to the carbon to carbon double bond and reductive hydrolysis of the ozonide to two carbonyl moities, known as the Harries reaction, is the most reliable method for locating the site of an olefin bond.
Key concepts: Ozonolysis, Chemistry, Qualitative analysis, Organic chemistry, Nanotechnology, Qualitative research, Materials science, Sociology