MCQ
Nucleophile is a species that should have:
- AA pair of electrons to donate.
- BPositive charge.
- CNegative charge.
- DElectron deficient species.
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Answer
- A pair of electrons to donate.
- Negative charge.
Explanation:
Nucleophile (nucleus-loving) is a chemical species that donates an, electron pair to an electrophile (electron-loving). Hence, a nucleophile should have either a negative charge or an electron pair to donate.
Thus, options (a) r and (c) are correct.
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