Which of the following is an electrophile - Vidyadip

MCQ

Which of the following is an electrophile

A
${H_2}O$
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$S{O_3}$
C
$N{H_3}$
D
$ROR$

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Answer

Correct option: B.

$S{O_3}$

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(b) $H - \mathop {\mathop O\limits_{ \bullet \,\, \bullet } }\limits^{ \bullet \,\, \bullet } - H,\,\,:N{H_3},\,\,R - \mathop {\mathop O\limits_{ \bullet \,\, \bullet } }\limits^{ \bullet \,\, \bullet } - R$- nucleophiles $S{O_3}$ has electron deficient centre (a reagent which can accept an electron pair in a reaction, is called an electrophile)

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