What is the structure of NC- ion, also known as isocyanide ion?
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The isocyanide ion, denoted as NC-, is structurally identical to the cyanide ion (CN-). There is no distinct isocyanide ion; the terms are often used interchangeably in chemical discussions. This conclusion is supported by the structural analysis provided in the forum, confirming that NC- does not exist as a separate entity from CN-.
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