Chemistry, asked by gauravdahiya7959, 1 year ago

Why hydrazine is weaker base than ammonia?

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Answered by ammydixit2

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hydrazine is weaker base than ammonia because the more electronegative group NH2 has the -1 effect on the lone pair of the electron of the neighboring nitrogen, making it less basic then

protonation

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