Question
Explain the Feiser and Scott rules for predicting π − π absorption in -unsaturated ketones (enones) and aldehydes.
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The Feiser and Scott rules are empirical guidelines used to predict the wavelength of π − π* electronic transitions in conjugated carbonyl compounds, such as α,β-unsaturated ketones (enones) and aldehydes. These rules are particularly useful in UV spectroscopy for interpreting absorption maxima in polyenic and conjugated systems, including organometallic complexes with conjugated ligands. According to Feiser and Scott, the base absorption of a
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