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Why n2 + is considered as a nucleophile ?


Trirangajyoti Dihingia 31st Aug, 2018
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anika ravi kumar 27th Jan, 2019
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So basically, a nitrogen atom is larger than an oxygen atom. Therefore the outer electrons are held more loosely and are more easily donated as a nucleophile.



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