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Dual innervation refers to an organ receiving
π Network
A conjugated system in chemistry involving alternating single and double bonds that allow for the delocalization of pi electrons across the structure.
Increasing Acidity
A term referring to the rising strength of acid, usually measured by a decrease in pH value or an increase in the ability to donate protons (\(H^+\)) in solution.
Cycloheptatriene
A cyclic hydrocarbon with seven carbon atoms and three double bonds, known for its interesting reactivity due to aromatic destabilization.
Deprotonated
Refers to a molecule or ion that has lost a hydrogen ion (H+), resulting in a base form.
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