Problem: Draw skeletal structures of the ammonium salt formed in each reaction. Be sure to include the cation and anion showing their formal charges.a)b)c) 

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We’re being asked to draw the skeletal structures of the ammonium salt formed in each reaction. 


Recall that in an acid-base reaction:

acid → proton (H+) donor
base → proton (H+) acceptor

• the compound is composed of C, H, and N → amine

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Draw skeletal structures of the ammonium salt formed in each reaction. Be sure to include the cation and anion showing their formal charges.

a)


b)


c) 

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