Cleavage alpha to C=O is prominent in ketones that usually yields a resonance-stabilized A. Acyl ions B. Acylium ions C. Carbonium ion D. Carbanion 2. fragmentation in mass spectrum is based on the following considerations, EXCEPT A. Octet rule B. Electronepositivity C. Resonance D. Hyperconjugation

Cleavage alpha to C=O is prominent in ketones that usually yields a resonance-stabilized A. Acyl ions B. Acylium ions C. Carbonium ion D. Carbanion 2. fragmentation in mass spectrum is based on the following considerations, EXCEPT A. Octet rule B. Electronepositivity C. Resonance D. Hyperconjugation

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Chapter19: Eas: Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution

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