Depict a molecular orbital picture for the pi system

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a.) Draw a molecular orbital picture for the pi system of each reagent in the [3+2] cycloaddition reaction of ozone with an alkene. Be sure to label the homo and lumo of each.

b.) Is this reaction thermally allowed? Prove it with a drawing of the orbital interaction that confirms your answer

Reference no: EM13205201

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