Consider an ion with the following structure: [H₂C=C=NH₂]⁺. For this ion, we can define two planes: one plane containing H-C-H group, the other plane contaning H-N-H group. What is the relationship between these planes ?
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Answer:
B
Solution:
Like allene, the two pi- bonds are perpendicular to one another.

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Consider an ion with the following structure: [H₂C=C=NH₂]⁺. For this ion, we can define two planes: one plane containing H-C-H group, the other plane contaning H-N-H group. What is the relationship between these planes ?

Options:

Answer:

B

Solution:

Like allene, the two pi- bonds are perpendicular to one another.

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Like allene, the two pi- bonds are perpendicular to one another.

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