Why Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) is an electrophile.
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Hence an unpaired electron remains on the nitrogen atom which is then ionised to get a +ve charge (formal charge) on nitrogen.As nitrogen doesnt have an octet around it, hence it always craves for an electron and also the resonance between the N-O bonds make it a strong electrophile.
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Species which can act as electron pair donor are called electrophiles
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It has a positive charge NO2+
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