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What type of ion is formed by protonation of anisole (methylphenyl ether)?

Options

  1. APhenoxonium ion
  2. BAlkoxonium ion
  3. CMethylphenyl oxonium ion
  4. DAryloxonium ion

Correct answer

C. Methylphenyl oxonium ion

Step-by-step solution

Protonation of anisole results in the formation of a methylphenyl oxonium ion.

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