Sir why a can't be the answer please explain 
Asked by amitjena226
24th November 2017,
10:54 PM
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Option B is correct.
In compound A the positive charge is stabilised by double bond in terms of resonance, in compound B lone pairs of oxygen are available for donation and in case of compound C, there is no such stabilisation for the charge. hence option A is the correct answer.
Always remember that order of donation of pair electrons is lone pair > bond pair.hence in the above case option B is the correct answer.
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