Reaction intermediate:
Correct answer: D. Both B and C
- A. Cannot be Separated from reaction mixture
- B. Contain normal bonds
- C. Can be isolated from a reaction mixture
- D. Both B and C
Explanation
A reaction intermediate cannot be separated from the reaction mixture, as it is usually present only transiently during a reaction.However, if we consider scenarios where intermediates may have normal bonds and can indeed be isolated under certain conditions, then options B and C become relevant, leading to the conclusion that both statements are correct in some context.
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