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Acetylide Substitution [Ex. 1]
React the following:
-- Na+ is not involved in the reaction
-- just look at the acetylide anion
-- the electrons at the end are going to grab the carbon bearing bromine (Br)
-- this will push electrons from the bond onto bromine
-- bromine breaks away
-- this results in:
-- the product is:
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Do you think it's called a Cation because it's Pawsitive?
Anions have a negative charge. Cations have a positive charge. Onions have many layers
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Ions 2 - Glaufx Garland
Shit My Science Teacher Does In Class - Part 4
Teacher: (talking about ions) Antions are negative and Cations are paw-sitive.
Ions 1 - Glaufx Garland