Explain why this ring is not participating as effectively in resonance. အ a 9 or O Ring D is not participating in resonance because the positive charge would be unstable there. There is additional resonance stabilization because of ester group in ring D. O Ring D is too far away from the positive charge to be involved in resonance. O Because of crowding, ring D is out of planarity of other three rings and the p orbitals don't overlap.

Explain why this ring is not participating as effectively in resonance. အ a 9 or O Ring D is not participating in resonance because the positive charge would be unstable there. There is additional resonance stabilization because of ester group in ring D. O Ring D is too far away from the positive charge to be involved in resonance. O Because of crowding, ring D is out of planarity of other three rings and the p orbitals don't overlap.

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Chapter25: Enolate & Enol Nucleophiles

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