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Forbid a charged carbene in singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation #214
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…nation Forbidding a charged carbene such as in C[C-]=[N+]=O from reacting in the singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation family. See #213.
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@nyee, thanks for your comment in #213. |
@zjburas , I re-ran Travis, and this PR is now clean. Could you take a look? |
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Looks good, every *1 atom has a c0 attribute now and you removed the forbidden group. My only question is if this change (without the forbidden group) still fixes your original problem?
Yes, it does the trick and solves #213 as well. |
Great, then I think someone with the authority can merge this. |
@nyee, I still can't merge PRs on the database repo... strange. |
@alongd, I modified the permissions. You should be able to merge now. |
Thanks @mliu49 ! |
This solves #213 by adding the simple forbidden group
to
carbene in singlet_carbene_intra_disproportionation
.@zjburas and I were thinking what would be the best approach (adding
c0
to all node? leaving the forbidden group?) @nyee would you have any suggestions?