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2 Substituted Systems
EB
H3C-NHz-NH2 1-Methylhydrazinium system.: 1-Methyldiazanium
EB
EB
C6HS-CO-NH3 NH- Benzamidium
system.: Benzoylazanium
EB
Ph - C - NH2
OH -Benzamidium,
systematic name: a-Aminobenzylidenoxidanium
II
:OH
e
1-Cyclopropylpyridinium
1,2,S-Oxadithian-3-iminium
(1,2,S-Oxadithian-3-ylidenazanium)
6H -1,2,3-Benzodioxazol-3-ium
1,4-Dioxane-1,4-diium
c) Cations formed by unspecified addition of a hydron to an aromatic system are also named by attaching the ending ... ium to the name of the
parent. These so-called arenium ions correspond essentially to the TIcomplexes of electrophilic aromatic substitution. (For specific addition
ofhydrons to such systems see d.)
He
[C.H,]ro", OJ B,""nium [C"H,,]ro Anthm"nium
The same procedure is applicable for depicting hydron addition to a saturated hydrocarbon as effected by superadds. The resulting "nonclassical" carbocations are subsumed under the class name carbonium ions.
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