Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

What are carbocations!?how are they formed

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Carbocations are a group of atoms that contain a carbon bearing a positive charge and having only six electrons in its valence she'll.they are formed by heterolytic cleavage

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They are group of carbon atoms with a positive charge and are formed by heterolytic cleavage

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