The cyanate anion is the conjugate base for both isocyanic and cyanic acid. Its structure corresponds to the most stable (lowest energy) Lewis electron dot structure for the molecular ion CNO". All of the following structures are valid representations of the cyanate anion except for...? N=C=0 :N=C=0 -1 :NEC-0: -2.. +1 :N-CEO:

The cyanate anion is the conjugate base for both isocyanic and cyanic acid. Its structure corresponds to the most stable (lowest energy) Lewis electron dot structure for the molecular ion CNO". All of the following structures are valid representations of the cyanate anion except for...? N=C=0 :N=C=0 -1 :NEC-0: -2.. +1 :N-CEO:

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Chapter27: Amines

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