Chemistry, asked by nitilchauhan, 1 year ago

what is electrophilic?

OnlyAprajita: Exactly what electrophilic? Aromatic substitution or addition reactionor substitution reaction. But I'll also answer your question.

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Answered by sarkar3

Electrophilic atoms or molecules are on a constant hunt for electron pairs. Discover what an electrophile is, its role in electrophilic addition, and examples of electrophiles. ... A great way to remember the definition of an electrophile is to think of them as 'electron loving.

nitilchauhan: and neucleophilic?

OnlyAprajita: Nucleophilic is the giver.

OnlyAprajita: It donates electron pairs to an electrophile.

Answered by OnlyAprajita

Electrophilic is a kind of a reagent which has a tendency to attract electrons.

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