In this reaction, a tetrahedral intermediate is formed, What is the tetrahedral intermediate called and what does this signify about the molecule? The intermediate is known as the zwitterionic tetrahedral intermediate. A 1) zwitterion possesses an overall charge of 1. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is one. The intermediate is known as the transition state. A transition state has no 2) overall electric charge. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is zero. The intermediate is known as the transition state. A transition state has an 3) overall electric charge of 1. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is one. The intermediate is known as the zwitterionic tetrahedral intermediate. A 4) zwitterion possesses no overall electrical charge, but it contains separate functional groups that are positively and negatively charged and sum to zero.

In this reaction, a tetrahedral intermediate is formed, What is the tetrahedral intermediate called and what does this signify about the molecule? The intermediate is known as the zwitterionic tetrahedral intermediate. A 1) zwitterion possesses an overall charge of 1. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is one. The intermediate is known as the transition state. A transition state has no 2) overall electric charge. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is zero. The intermediate is known as the transition state. A transition state has an 3) overall electric charge of 1. Separate functional groups are positively and negatively charged and the sum of these functional groups is one. The intermediate is known as the zwitterionic tetrahedral intermediate. A 4) zwitterion possesses no overall electrical charge, but it contains separate functional groups that are positively and negatively charged and sum to zero.

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