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For the Lewis acid-base reaction: -۲ پلمه Part: 0 / 2 Part 1 of 2 H Label the electrophile and nucleophile for the Lewis acid-base reaction. H FO is a/an (Choose one) ▼ nucleophile electrophile is a/an (Choose one) ▼

For the Lewis acid-base reaction: -۲ پلمه Part: 0 / 2 Part 1 of 2 H Label the electrophile and nucleophile for the Lewis acid-base reaction. H FO is a/an (Choose one) ▼ nucleophile electrophile is a/an (Choose one) ▼

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For the Lewis acid-base reaction: **Chemical Structures:** 1. An enolate ion represented as: - A carbon chain with a double bond to oxygen, showcasing two lone pairs on the oxygen atom and a negative charge. 2. A methyl cation represented as: - A central carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms, showcasing a positive charge. **Section: Part 0 / 2** **Part 1 of 2: Task Instructions** Label the electrophile and nucleophile for the Lewis acid-base reaction. **Interactive Segment:** - **Enolate Ion Structure:** - Dropdown menu with options: "nucleophile" or "electrophile." - The "nucleophile" option is currently highlighted. - **Methyl Cation Structure:** - Dropdown menu with options: "nucleophile" or "electrophile." This exercise requires identifying the roles of each component in the reaction as a nucleophile or electrophile.
Transcribed Image Text:For the Lewis acid-base reaction: **Chemical Structures:** 1. An enolate ion represented as: - A carbon chain with a double bond to oxygen, showcasing two lone pairs on the oxygen atom and a negative charge. 2. A methyl cation represented as: - A central carbon atom bonded to three hydrogen atoms, showcasing a positive charge. **Section: Part 0 / 2** **Part 1 of 2: Task Instructions** Label the electrophile and nucleophile for the Lewis acid-base reaction. **Interactive Segment:** - **Enolate Ion Structure:** - Dropdown menu with options: "nucleophile" or "electrophile." - The "nucleophile" option is currently highlighted. - **Methyl Cation Structure:** - Dropdown menu with options: "nucleophile" or "electrophile." This exercise requires identifying the roles of each component in the reaction as a nucleophile or electrophile.
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Step 1: Introduction
  • This is an lewis acid base reaction.
  • The spaces which donates lone pair of electrons is called as Lewis base.
  • The species which except lone pair of electron is called as Lewis acid.
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