Electrophiles and Nucleophilic in reagent chemistry
Definition of electrophile :
electrophiles are electron deficient species which are attacked by electron rich species.
properties of electrophiles:
1. they are electron deficient species
2.they are electron loving species
3.they are attacked by electron rich centre 4.They have tendency to accept electron pair
5.They behaves like a lewis acid
Definition of nucleophile :
nucleofiles are electron rich species attack electron deficient centre.
Properties of nucleophiles:
1. they are nucleus loving species
2.thry attack at electron deficient centre 3.have tendency to donate electron
4. they behaves like a Lewis base
Types of electrophile :
electrophiles are two types
1.positively charged electrophiles
2.neutral electrophiles
example of positively charged electrophiles
example of neutral electrophiles
Types of nucleophile:
1. negatively charged nucleophiles
2.neutral nucleophiles
example of negatively charged nucleophiles
example of neutral nucleophiles:
neutral nucleophile also three types
1. having no lone pair
2.having multiple Bond
3.organometallic compound
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