ticl4 is strong Lewis acid . explain
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Lewis acid since it will accept electrons to satisfy its electron deficiency. In fact, it has a +4 charge, so it significantly more electron deficient than a species with a lower positive charge. Thus, it is a very strong Lewis acid that will readily accept electrons from a Lewis base.
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TiCl4 has a +4 charge and more Electron Deficient
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- Lewis acids have an empty orbital with lower energy and thus are able to accept an electron pair, or can donate an H+, while bases can donate a nonbonding electron pair
- Lewis acid, TiCl4 accepts the electrons to complete its octet
- TiCl4 has a +4 charge, so it is more electron deficient than a species carrying a lower positive charge
Thus, it is a very strong Lewis acid that accepts electrons very readily from a Lewis base.
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