This compound forms a dark blue liquid and possesses a foul odor.
The addition of this compound to alkenes creates a Crigee intermediate that then resolves to two carbonyls. This compound forms a dark blue liquid and possesses a foul odor. In contrast to the other common allotrope of its constituent element, this substance is diamagnetic and contains one double and one single bond. The (*) photochemical reactions of this compound with CFCs deplete it, diminishing its ability to prevent harmful ultraviolet rays from reaching the lower atmosphere. For 10 points, name this compound with formula O3.
The addition of this compound to alkenes creates a Crigee intermediate that then resolves to two carbonyls.
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