On the question of carbonyl oxide intermediates in the oxygen transfer by furan endoperoxides and bicyclic ozonides: intramolecular trapping experiments

On heating the furan endoperoxide ($\text{2}$) rearranges into the enol ester ($\text{4}$) and the bicyclic ozonide ($\text{3}$) affords instead the rearranged ozonide ($\text{7}$). The process ($\text{2}$) → ($\text{4}$) represents an intramolecular Baeyer-Villiger rearrangement presumably via the dioxirane (D-2), while the process ($\text{3}$) → ($\text{7}$) represents intramolecular trapping of the carbonyl oxide (C-3).