konjugaattien
Konjugaattien, often referred to as conjugates, is a term used in organic chemistry to describe molecules that have alternating single and double bonds. This arrangement, known as conjugation, allows for the delocalization of pi electrons across the entire system. This delocalization significantly affects the molecule's electronic properties, making it more stable and influencing its reactivity and spectroscopic characteristics.
The simplest examples of conjugated systems are dienes, which contain two double bonds separated by a single
Conjugation is crucial in determining the color of organic compounds. Molecules with extended conjugated systems often