| 释义 |
an·ion·ot·ro·py
\|aˌnīəˈnä.trəpē\ noun
(-es)
Etymology: anion + -o- + -tropy
: tautomerism involving migration of an anion (as chloride, hydroxyl, or acetate), the best-known type being allylic rearrangement — distinguished from cationotropy and prototropy |