what is the difference b/w nucleophicity and basicity
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In Basicity: nucleophile attacks hydrogen
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In Nucleophilicity: nucleophile attacks any atom other than hydrogen.
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In Nucleophilicity: nucleophile attacks any atom other than hydrogen.
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Nucleophilicity (In the context of organic chemistry): Ability of a group with a lone pair of electrons to push another such group out of a carbon centre.
Basicity: Ability of a group to combine with a proton (Bronsted).
Ability of a group to donate a lone pair (Lewis).
Basicity: Ability of a group to combine with a proton (Bronsted).
Ability of a group to donate a lone pair (Lewis).
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