It is one end of the Chapman cycle and it is diamagnetic in contrast to a similar paramagnetic compound that is the other end of the cycle.
This compound is the primary component of the Griesbaum reaction. The Criegee Mechanism refers to the method by which this compound splits alkenes. It is one end of the Chapman cycle and it is diamagnetic in contrast to a similar paramagnetic compound that is the other end of the cycle. It is destroyed by hydroxy radicals. It can form in mixtures of oxygen gas and nitrous oxide. In the atmosphere, it helps screen out ultraviolet light. For 10 points, name this compound with formula O3.
This compound is the primary component of the Griesbaum reaction.
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