Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry
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Chapter 2, Problem 20CTQ
(a)
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The formal charge of any nitrogen atom with four bonds, three bonds and two bonds should be determined.
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Formal charge can be determined by following formula.
(b)
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The formal charge of any oxygen atom with three bonds, two bonds and one bonds should be determined.
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Formal charge can be determined by following formula.
(c)
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The formal charge of any halogen atom with two bonds, one bond and zero bonds should be determined.
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Formal charge can be determined by following formula.
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