What is the geometry of a carbocation intermediate and why is it important? A. Trigonal planar and it is important because the geometry will help predict the structures of intermediates. B. Tetrahedral and it is important because the geometry will help predict the structures of intermediates. C. Trigonal planar and it is important because the geometry will help predict the stereochemistry of the products.
May 19, 2010. 1  Cross collateralization is a method used by lenders to add more security to a loan transaction. It is accomplished by the lender placing a lien on another property in addition to the property that is the subject of the loan.
He wants to keep his car, so he agrees to repay his loan to Bank A. He no longer wants his credit card, and since it is an unsecured debt, it is discharged in his bankruptcy and he does not need to pay it back. Example of a cross-collateralization situation. Tom has a car loan and a credit card through Credit Union. His car loan contained a cross-collateralization clause, so his car secures not only the car loan but also the credit card debt. Tom files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If he wants to keep his car, he must agree to repay both the car loan and the credit card in full.