nitrogen inversion
nitrogen inversion noun: the rapid inversion of the lone pair in a molecule such as a tertiary amine which prevents it from being chiral.
Noun
nitrogen inversion (countable and uncountable, plural nitrogen inversions)
- The rapid inversion of the lone pair in a molecule such as a tertiary amine which prevents it from being chiral.
Forms of nitrogen inversion
| plural | nitrogen inversions |
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Questions about nitrogen inversion
- What does nitrogen inversion mean?
- Nitrogen inversion means the rapid inversion of the lone pair in a molecule such as a tertiary amine which prevents it from being chiral.
- What part of speech is nitrogen inversion?
- Nitrogen inversion is a noun.
- What is the plural of nitrogen inversion?
- The plural of nitrogen inversion is nitrogen inversions.
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