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Question

An alkene reacts with ozone followed by zinc and acetic acid. The resulting ozonolysis products are only ketones. What does this indicate about the original structure?

Accepted Answer

The original alkene had no hydrogen atoms on its double bonds.

Answer

The original alkene was a terminal alkene.

Answer

The original alkene had multiple triple bonds.

Answer

The original alkene contained only carbon atoms.