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Cyclic Alkyne reaction with KMnO4 and O3

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Molecule 1: 5 carbon ring, carbon 1 has a carbon attached which also is triple bonded to another carbon (this end carbon just has a H attached.) There is also a double bond between carbons 1 and 2 in the ring. Predict the product when this reacts with KMnO4 in H30+.

Molecule 2: I have a 6 carbon ring. C1 has a C which is also triple bonded to a Carbon which is attached to a H. Carbon 2 is attached to a methyl group. There is a double bond between C3 & C4 in the ring. Predict this reaction with O3.

What is the best program to use to draw these molecules?

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1. Since the molecule contains both alkene and alkyne functional groups, you should expect oxidative cleavage of both alkene ...

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