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Results tagged with molecular-structure
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This tag should be applied to questions that deal with the particular arrangement of atoms in a molecule, the so-called molecular structure or geometry.
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What is the mechanism for this reaction?
This is like to proceed by a isocyanate intermediate.
The Lossen reaction has been shown to be slow but possible in free base, without the addition of a leaving group or metal catalyst, by Hoshino et. …
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How are there two C3 rotation axes in ammonia?
In a character table for $C_{3v}$, $ 2C_3$, means that the element is actually 2 $C_3$ elements in the same conjugacy class. That means the two $C_3$ operations are related in some way.
In fact, it m …
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