What is the molecular formula of Benzenetriozonide
Correct answer: A. C6H6O9
- A. C6H6O9
- B. C6H5O8
- C. C6H6O6
- D. C6H6O7
Explanation
Benzenetriozonide is formed when benzene reacts with ozone, resulting in the molecular formula C6H6O9. Each molecule of ozone contributes three oxygen atoms to the product. Option A is correct as it reflects this composition. Options B, C, and D have incorrect molecular formulas for compounds that contain hydroxyl groups, which do not apply to Benzenetriozonide.
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