Nitrene is a/an : - Vidyadip

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Nitrene is a/an :

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Nucleophile
B
Electrophile
C
Charged species
D
Free atom

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Answer

Correct option: A.

Nucleophile

Nucleophiles are the electron rich species.
Nitrene is a nucleophile due to the lone pair electrons of Nitrogen.

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