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Circle the electrophiles in the following reagents:AlCl3                  NO3–NO2+                  H3O+OH-

The term electrophile refers to those chemical species which are known to accept pair of electrons. They are most commonly known as electron pair acceptors. They are &ldquo;electron loving&rdquo; species.

The electrophiles are positively charged or neutral chemical species which have vacant orbitals that can get attracted to the electron rich center. These species participate in a given chemical reaction by accepting a pair of electrons in order to get bonded with a nucleophile.

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Circle the electrophiles in the following reagents:
AlCl3                  NO3–
NO2+                  H3O+
OH-

Circle the electrophiles in the following reagents: AlCl3 NO3– NO2+ H3O+ OH-

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