karbokatjoni
Karbokatjoni is a term used in organic chemistry to describe a molecule or molecular fragment that contains a positively charged carbon atom. This positive charge is a result of the carbon atom having fewer than eight valence electrons, making it electron-deficient. These species are also known as carbocations. The carbon atom in a carbocation typically has only three bonds and a vacant p-orbital.
Carbocations are highly reactive intermediates and are rarely isolated under normal conditions. They play a crucial
The formation of carbocations is often the rate-determining step in reactions like SN1 nucleophilic substitution and