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Beckmann rearrangement anomalous

Beckmann rearrangements that go with fragmentation are sometimes called anomalous or second-order1 Beckmann rearrangements. You should not use the second of these names and, in any case, Beckmann fragmentation is much better than either. [Pg.1003]

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