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B c
D not sure
This has to be a double displacement rxn
So if an ion can be formed on the R group
That’s referable.
Preferable
B and c form r+ ions. A and d do not.
Bcd is the answer given
b and d then
eh yeah C can ig
oh shoot my bad didnt see the double bond on the carbon. yes b, c, d
allyl carbocation would be stable.
So we want a stable carbocation for ppt
C has the ability to back donate that lone pair from oxygen to carbon
That directly provides a lot of stability
A me it basically can not form
'cause it's a "phenyl" carbocation we are talking about then
Positive charge on an sp2 carbon
Vaise to even D is highly unlikely but still could be formed to some extent
ohh right
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