- Brønsted–Lowry acid is
defined as a
chemical substance that
protonates another substance. Upon
protonating a substrate, the m**** and the
charge of the species...
- HCNH+, also
known as
protonated hydrogen cyanide, is a
molecular ion of
astrophysical interest. It also
exists in the
condensed state when
formed by superacids...
- The
trihydrogen cation or
protonated molecular hydrogen (IUPAC name:
Hydrogenonium ion) is a
cation (positive ion) with
formula H+ 3,
consisting of three...
-
Protonated ozone is a
hydrogen polyoxide having the
molecular formula HO+3 (also
written O3H+). It is a
cationic structure consisting of an
ozone unit...
-
sulfuric acid when
measured by its
Hammett acidity function. It even
protonates some hydrocarbons to
afford pentacoordinate carbocations (carbonium...
-
conjugated enolates. When
those anions (but not the enol tautomer)
kinetically protonate, they do so at the
center to
afford the β,γ-unsaturated carbonyl. Traditional...
-
superacids known to
protonate C60
fullerene without decomposing it. Additionally, they form stable,
isolable salts with
protonated benzene, C6H7+, the...
- the acid to
protonate alkanes,
which under normal acidic conditions do not
protonate to any extent. At 140 °C (284 °F), FSO3H–SbF5
protonates methane to...
- oldest-known
onium ion, and the
namesake for the class, is ammonium, NH+4, the
protonated derivative of ammonia, NH3. The name
onium is also used for
cations that...
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higher H+
concentration than a
stronger base
because it is less
completely protonated than a
stronger base and, therefore, more
hydrogen ions
remain in its...
