MCQ
Which is an electrophile
- ✓$BC{l_3}$
- B$C{H_3}OH$
- C$N{H_3}$
- D$AlCl_4^ - $
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
$BC{l_3}$
a
(a)Electron deficient species (in complete octet) acts as an electrophile i.e. $BC{l_3}$.
(a)Electron deficient species (in complete octet) acts as an electrophile i.e. $BC{l_3}$.
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