What happens when hexa-2,4-diene is treated with 2 mol O₃?

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hexa-2,4-diene undergoes ozonolysis and forms acetaldehyde and glyoxal ${CH}_{3} {-CH=CH-HC=CH-CH}_{3} {+ 2O}_{3} \to_{{Zn/H}_{2} O}^{} {2CH}_{3} CHO + OHC-CHO hexa-2,4-diene acetaldehyde glyoxal$

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What happens when hexa-2,4-diene is treated with 2 mol O3?

hexa-2,4-diene undergoes ozonolysis and forms acetaldehyde and glyoxalCH3-CH=CH-HC=CH-CH3 + 2O3 →Zn/H2O 2CH3CHO + OHC-CHOhexa-2,4-diene acetaldehyde glyoxal

What happens when hexa-2,4-diene is treated with 2 mol O₃?

hexa-2,4-diene undergoes ozonolysis and forms acetaldehyde and glyoxal ${CH}_{3} {-CH=CH-HC=CH-CH}_{3} {+ 2O}_{3} \to_{{Zn/H}_{2} O}^{} {2CH}_{3} CHO + OHC-CHO hexa-2,4-diene acetaldehyde glyoxal$