+H3C- CH₂ - CH2 - COR andhave undergoneMcLafferty rearrangement andOrtho effect respectively. Whatare the possible fragmentsobtained as a result of theseprocesses ?COOCH3OH+(A) [R-CH₂-C(A) R-CH₂-CH₂ - CH₂ - COH@EOH]: [cC6H4 O and CO(B) H₂C=CROH and H₂C = CH₂[2] : [ C₂H4O3 and CH4(C)(D) H₂CCROH and C₂H4; [(C6H4O), CO and CH₂OH]RH, C₂H4 and CH₂CO; [(C₂H4O), CO and CH₂OH]

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+ H3C-CH₂-CH₂ - COR and COOCH3 OH + have undergone McLafferty rearrangement and Ortho effect respectively. What are the possible fragments obtained as a result of these processes ? (A) [R-CH₂ -CH₂-CH₂-COH]: [c₂H₂O and co] C6H4 (B) H₂C=CROH and H₂C = CH₂ Jē 2 ] [GH₂0₂ CH4O3 and CH4 (C) RH, C₂H, and CH₂CO [(CH₂O), CO and CH₂OH] (D) H₂CCROH and C₂H4; [(CH₂O), CO and CH₂OH]

+ H3C-CH₂-CH₂ - COR and COOCH3 OH + have undergone McLafferty rearrangement and Ortho effect respectively. What are the possible fragments obtained as a result of these processes ? (A) [R-CH₂ -CH₂-CH₂-COH]: [c₂H₂O and co] C6H4 (B) H₂C=CROH and H₂C = CH₂ Jē 2 ] [GH₂0₂ CH4O3 and CH4 (C) RH, C₂H, and CH₂CO [(CH₂O), CO and CH₂OH] (D) H₂CCROH and C₂H4; [(CH₂O), CO and CH₂OH]

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