Chemistry, asked by alfiaishru7200, 1 year ago

Can Hydronium Act as a Ligand?

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Answered by robertstark412

To act as a Ligand something must be able to act as a Lewis base and donate a pair of electrons .NH4+ and H3O+ are bronsted acids , not Lewis bases - they cannot donate a pair of electrons.

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