What is the difference between a carbocation and an alkyl group?.......
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Acyl groups and alkyl groups both have parts that are made up of only carbons and hydrogens. But only acyl groups have the carbonyl group made up of a carbon double bonded to an oxygen. An acyl group has an oxygen atom, while the alkyl group does not.
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In a primary (1°) carbocation, the carbon which carries the positive charge is only attached to one other alkyl group.
An alkyl group is a group such as methyl, CH3, or ethyl, CH3CH2. These are groups containing chains of carbon atoms which may be branched.
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