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Question: Polymer of \( 2 - methyl - 1,3 - butadiene(isoprene) \) would give which product on (reductive) ozon...

Polymer of 2methyl1,3butadiene(isoprene)2 - methyl - 1,3 - butadiene(isoprene) would give which product on (reductive) ozonolysis?
A)CH3CH(CHO)COCH3A)C{H_3} - CH\left( {CHO} \right) - CO - C{H_3}
B)OHCCH2CH2COCH3B)OHC - C{H_2} - C{H_2} - CO - C{H_3}
C)OHCCH2CH2CH2CHOC)OHC - C{H_2} - C{H_2} - C{H_2} - CHO
D)CH3COCH2COCH3D)C{H_3} - CO - C{H_2} - CO - C{H_3}

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Hint : Isoprene is the common name of 2methyl1,3butadiene2 - methyl - 1,3 - butadiene , the polymer of isoprene undergoes reductive ozonolysis the double bonds are reduced to produce carbonyl compounds i.e.., aldehydes and ketones. Thus, double bonds are reduced to aldehydes and ketones.

Complete Step By Step Answer:
Given molecule is isoprene. The chemical name of isoprene is 2methyl1,3butadiene2 - methyl - 1,3 - butadiene . It has two double bonds and one methyl substituent at 2nd{2^{nd}} carbon.
The polymer of isoprene is natural rubber. The structure of natural rubber will be as follows:

The above molecule is the polymer of isoprene, it has double bonds at two positions. Ozonolysis is the addition of ozone molecules to unsaturated compounds like alkenes and alkynes that form carbonyl compounds.
The cleavage of C-C bond also takes place in some conditions. Ozonolysis can also be reductive which means that after the reaction with ozone the unsaturated compounds forms ozonide, ozonide is a complex in which the three atoms of oxygen form a complex with the unsaturated compounds. further on treating metal like Zinc forms carbonyl compounds. In this molecule of natural rubber, the double bonds get reduced to carbonyl compounds, one gets reduced to aldehydes and the other gets reduced to ketone. The product formed is 4oxapentanal4 - oxapen\tan al .

Note :
The polymer of isoprene is different from the isoprene, the double bonded carbon can be converted into the carbonyl compound the aldehyde and ketone are different and one should not confuse it with the formation of ketone and aldehyde.