Chemistry, asked by jasveersinghrap7f82w, 1 year ago

hey guys... why does boron triflouride behave as a lewis acid?

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Answered by ritesh674p8wwj6

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It has incomplete octet, so it has tendency of accepting electrons.

Answered by shiva29th

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Boron itself has 6 Valence Electrons by octet rule Boron has an ability to accept one lone pair electrons from Lewis base such as ammonia

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