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ISBN: 9781305084414

Author: McMurry

Publisher: INTER CENG

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Chapter 1.SE, Problem 51AP

A carbanion is a species that contains a negatively charged, trivalent carbon.

(a) What is the electronic relationship between a carbanion and a trivalent nitrogen compound such as NH₃?

(b) How many valence electrons does the negatively charged carbon atom have?

(c) What hybridization do you expect this carbon atom to have?

(d) What geometry is the carbanion likely to have?

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