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Fragmentation – Beckmann fragmentation
Fragmentation – Bond polarization (Carbonyl Sink)
Fragmentation – Bond polarization (Hydroxy Sink)
Fragmentation – Fragmentation of diastereoisomers (cis-decalin I)
Fragmentation – Fragmentation of diastereoisomers (cis-decalin II)
Fragmentation – Fragmentation of diastereoisomers (No ring fragmentation)
Fragmentation – Fragmentation of diastereoisomers (Trans-decalin I)
Fragmentation – Fragmentations are controlled by stereochemistry
Fragmentation – Fragmentations are controlled by stereochemistry (Cis isomer)
Fragmentation – Fragmentations are controlled by stereochemistry (Trans isomer – Less severe interactions)
Fragmentation – Fragmentations are controlled by stereochemistry (Trans isomer – Severe interactions)
Fragmentation – Fragmentations are controlled by stereochemistry (Trans isomer)
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Fragmentation – Ring expansion
Fragmentation of diastereoisomers
Fragmentations – Bond polarization

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