carbenium ion

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carbenium ion [kär′bē·nē·əm ‚ī·ən]

(organic chemistry)

A cation in which the charged atom is carbon; for example, R₂C⁺, where R is an organic group.

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Akzo has established, from quantum chemical calculations, a rule for judging the charge distribution on carbenium ions - products of the metabolism of nitrosamines (figure 5).

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