Its reaction with alkenes is proposed to proceed through the formation of a biradical Criegee intermediate.
Its reaction with alkenes is proposed to proceed through the formation of a biradical Criegee intermediate. That intermediate is formed from the rearrangement of an earlier five-membered ring intermediate. It participates in a series of reactions named for Chapman, and the effect of various nitrogen-containing compounds on its concentration was studied by Crutzen. This compound, which may be measured in Dobson units, reacts with carbon-carbon double bonds to produce two carbonyl-containing compounds. FTP identify this explosive blue gas that reacts to produce its diatomic allotrope and is broken down in the stratosphere by CFC's.
Its reaction with alkenes is proposed to proceed through the formation of a biradical Criegee intermediate.
{ozone} or {O}{3}