sacrificial hyperconjugation
sacrificial hyperconjugation noun: a phenomenon where the delocalization of σ-electrons into an adjacent π-system or p-orbital leads to a canonical structure that lacks a formal covalent bond between a carbon and a hydrogen atom.
Noun
sacrificial hyperconjugation (uncountable)
Questions about sacrificial hyperconjugation
- What does sacrificial hyperconjugation mean?
- Sacrificial hyperconjugation means a phenomenon where the delocalization of σ-electrons into an adjacent π-system or p-orbital leads to a canonical structure that lacks a formal covalent bond between a carbon and a hydrogen atom.
- What part of speech is sacrificial hyperconjugation?
- Sacrificial hyperconjugation is a noun.
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