Which of the following statements is True about disconnection in retrosynthesis. A. A disconnection involves identifying stages where a bond is split in the corresponding synthesis. B. A disconnection identifies retrosynthetic stages which would not be feasible in the corresponding synthesis. C. A disconnection involves a theoretical disconnection of a bond in a target structure in order to identify simpler structures that could be linked through the formation of that bond. D. A disconnection describes the reaction conditions required to split a target structure into simpler molecules.

Which of the following statements is True about disconnection in retrosynthesis. A. A disconnection involves identifying stages where a bond is split in the corresponding synthesis. B. A disconnection identifies retrosynthetic stages which would not be feasible in the corresponding synthesis. C. A disconnection involves a theoretical disconnection of a bond in a target structure in order to identify simpler structures that could be linked through the formation of that bond. D. A disconnection describes the reaction conditions required to split a target structure into simpler molecules.

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