Chemistry, asked by vm971, 10 months ago

How HCN show tautomerisation......?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Yes, HCN (hydrogen cyanide's) Tautomer is HNC (hydrogen isocyanide, it exists in the interstellar medium as a component of dense molecular clouds). Anyway the reason is simply because N has 2 paired electrons ready to be protonated

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Yes, HCN (hydrogen cyanide's) Tautomer is HNC (hydrogen isocyanide, it exists in the interstellar medium as a component of dense molecular clouds). Anyway the reason is simply because N has 2 paired electrons ready to be protonated.

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