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geometry of carbanion​

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Answered by princess5327
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Absent π delocalization, carbanions assume a trigonal pyramidal, bent, or linear geometry when the carbanionic carbon is bound to three (e.g., methyl anion), two (e.g., phenyl anion), or one (e.g., acetylide anion) substituents, respectively.

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✓ The geometry of a carbon atom is REGULAR TETRAHEDRON

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