The ylide used in this reaction is described as ‘stabilized’. What does that mean?

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The ylide used in this reaction is described as ‘stabilized’. What does that mean? 

Dr. wäde – gede. O
+
H
Ph3P
OEt
OEt
Eto
+
Transcribed Image Text:Dr. wäde – gede. O + H Ph3P OEt OEt Eto +
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