Chemistry, asked by Khushboonaik, 10 months ago

PH4+ is an electrophile or nucleophile?​

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Answered by harshitsingh789
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Answer:

electrophile

Explanation:

due to the presence of vacant 3d orbital

Answered by nagpurkaru27
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Answer:

PH4+ is an nucleophile. as it has the tendency to donate electrons and bear more protons.

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