Chemistry, asked by angelinsaki04, 10 months ago

H3O+ is an electrophile or not explain

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Answered by tusharraj77123

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Explanation:

H3O+ can not gain electrons due to unavailability of vacant orbitals in their valence shell. ... H+ can gain electron pair and hence act as electrophile.

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