Chemistry, asked by suhaib24, 1 year ago

why cations of group 1 and 2 does not act as electrophile

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Answered by sumedha2302gmailcom

Because in group 1 and 2 cations are formed because of losing one electron. After that they become stable because of the octet completion in last orbit and hence they do not act as electrophiles. Behaving as electrophiles is against their stability.

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