Douglas R. Lloyd, Raymond K. Mackie, Glynis Richardson, Donald R. Marshall
Abstract
A carbanion, which concomitantly is a part of an onium system, namely an “onium anion” such as (2), could be generated from cations of the dihydrodiazepinium salts, e.g. (1). “Onium anions” can also be postulated as intermediate steps in known reactions.
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A carbanion, which concomitantly is a part of an onium system, namely an “onium anion” such as (2), could be generated from cations of the dihydrodiazepinium salts, e.g. (1). “Onium anions” can also be postulated as intermediate steps in known reactions.
Key concepts: Onium, Carbanion, Chemistry, Ion, Organic chemistry