M = Q − ZH ↔ MH − Q = Z or M = Q − Z− ↔ M− −Q = Z | M, Z = NIII, OII, SII, SeII, TeII (Roman superscripts designate chemical valence) | ||||
Q = C, N, S, P, Sb, As, Se, Te, Br, Cl, I | |||||
H = hydrogen, deuterium, or tritium | |||||
The “=” bond may be a double bond, a bond in the alternating single/double bond ring, or a “tautomeric” bond (shown in blue) | |||||
The H atom below can be replaced with a negative charge | |||||
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