In the reaction ASF3(g) + SBF5(1) --> [ASF2]*[S6F6]°(s), which isthe Lewis Acid?A. ASF3B. SbF5C. ASF3 and [ASF2]*[SbF&]°D. SbF5 and [ASF21*[S6F6J-

A substance that can accept one or more pair of electrons are known as lewis acid , however one that…

In the reaction ASF3(g) + SBF5(1) --> [ASF2]*[S6F6](s), which is the Lewis Acid? A. ASF3 B. SÞF5 C. ASF3 and [ASF2]*[S6F6J° D. SÞF5 and [ASF2]*[S6F6]-

In the reaction ASF3(g) + SBF5(1) --> [ASF2][S6F6](s), which is the Lewis Acid? A. ASF3 B. SÞF5 C. ASF3 and [ASF2][S6F6J° D. SÞF5 and [ASF2]*[S6F6]-

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In the reaction ASF3(g) + SBF5(1) --> [ASF2]*[S6F6]°(s), which is
the Lewis Acid?
A. ASF3
B. SbF5
C. ASF3 and [ASF2]*[SbF&]°
D. SbF5 and [ASF21*[S6F6J-

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