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Nucleophilic Addition at the Carbonyl

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How many isomers of $C_{8} H_{10}$ when reacted with hot alkaline $K M n O_{4}$ gives a di-carboxylic acid as the product?

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Solution

The double bond equivalence for the given compound is 4.
There are only 3 isomers which can yield a dicarboxylic with hot alkaline $K M n O_{4}$ .

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