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what happen when BF3 react with ammonia

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Answered by akhilesh22
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F3BNH3 is formed (Lewis acid - base reaction
Answered by hotelcalifornia
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When BF_3 reacts with Ammonia, a dipolar bond is formed.

Explanation:

  • Boron trifluoride is a gas which is toxic with no colour and produces pungent smell and is a Lewis acid and has the composition as BF_3.
  • A substance which can accept or takes an electron pair to form a bond or octet configuration is a Lewis acid.
  • Ammonia is also a gas which produces pungent smell and is of no colour and has the composition as NH_3.
  • It is used as fertilisers in the fields. It is a Lewis base which can donate an electron pair.
  • When both BF_3 and NH_3 are reacted together the NH_3 loses an electron pair and the BF_3 gains this electron pair and a dipolar bonding takes place between them.

       BF_3+ NH_3\rightarrow F_3BNH_3.

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