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In which cases delocalisation of charge is possible ?

A

B

`overset(Theta)O-P(CH_(3))_(2)`

C

`overset(Theta)O-overset(o+)P(CH_(3))_(2)`

D

`overset(Theta)O-B(CH_(3))_(2)`

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The correct Answer is:
B, C, D
(Nitrogen does not have empty p/d orbitals).
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RESONANCE-GENERAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY-I-PART-III : PRACTICE TEST-12
  1. In which cases delocalisation of charge is possible ?

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