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Chapter 5: Q16 P (page 201)

Draw the products that would be obtained by following the incorrect arrows in the box entitled 鈥淎 Few Words about Curved Arrows鈥� and explain what is wrong with the structures you obtain.

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Definition of Electrophiles-

An electrophile is a species that lacks electrons.

"Electrophile" literally translates to "electron loving" (phile is the Greek suffix for "loving"). An electrophile is someone who seeks out a pair of electrons. Electrophiles are easily identifiable because they have a positive charge, a partial positive charge, or an incomplete octet that can accept electrons.

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Definition of Nucleophiles-

A nucleophile is an electron-rich species.

A nucleophile is a non-hydrogen atom that bonds to an electron donor (having an electron pair available for bonding). A base is a hydrogen-bonding electron donor. The alterations that occur when bases or nucleophiles interact are extensive and diverse.

The following compounds are nucleophiles because-

are nucleophiles because they have a pair of electrons to share.

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