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Wolff rearrangement
When `alpha`-Diazoketones are photo-irradiated or heated at high temperature or reacted with silver oxide or silver salts at room temperature, they loose nitrogen and rearrange to form ketene.
The ketenes reacts rapidly with water, alcohol and amines. Therefore, the reactions called Wolff-rearrangement.


Major product of the reaction is :

A

B

C

D

None of these

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D
During rearrangement configuration not change
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