(Solved): Given the structure of t-boc protected alanine attached to a stationary phase, what is the fate of ...

Given the structure of t-boc protected alanine attached to a stationary phase, what is the fate of the tert-butyl group during the deprotection reaction? It becomes t-butyl alcohol when the bond between atom 'c' and the unlabeled attached oxygen atom breaks It becomes a t-butyl cation when the bond between atom ' \( d \) ' and the oxygen breaks heterolytically It becomes a t-butyl anion when the bond between atom ' \( d \) ' and the oxygen breaks heterolytically It becomes a t-butyl radical when the bond between atom ' \( d \) ' and the oxygen breaks homolytically None of these