5515.2: IDENTIFYING LEWIS ACIDS AND BASESIdentify the Lewis acids and Lewis bases in the following reactions:H+ OHH2OCl + BCI, 2 BCI,ABK* + 6H,0 2 K(H,0),*Cd(CN),+2CN-) Cd(CN),2ABABPARTICIPATIONNi2*+6NH; 2 Ni(NH,),²*Al(OH),+OH-, Al(OH)4Fe2++NO Fe(NO)2+SnS,+S2- 2 SnS,2-AgCl+2NH3 ) Ag(NH3) 2*+CH-59S.Pasishnyk FSW

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15.2: IDENTIFYING LEWIS ACIDS AND BASES Identify the Lewis acids and Lewis bases in the following reactions: H* + OH H2O Cl + BCI, BCI, B A K* + 6H,0 2 K(H,O),* B Cd(CN)2+2CN- Cd(CN),2 A А PARTICIPATION Ni2*+6NH, 2 Ni(NH,),* Al(OH),+OH - Al(OH)+- Fe2++NO Fe(NO)2* SnS,+S2- 2 SnS,?- AgCI+2NH3 J Ag(NH3) 2*+CH

15.2: IDENTIFYING LEWIS ACIDS AND BASES Identify the Lewis acids and Lewis bases in the following reactions: H* + OH H2O Cl + BCI, BCI, B A K* + 6H,0 2 K(H,O),* B Cd(CN)2+2CN- Cd(CN),2 A А PARTICIPATION Ni2+6NH, 2 Ni(NH,), Al(OH),+OH - Al(OH)+- Fe2++NO Fe(NO)2* SnS,+S2- 2 SnS,?- AgCI+2NH3 J Ag(NH3) 2*+CH

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