The compound with an atom, which has unshared pair of electrons is called:
Correct answer: A. Nucleophile
- A. Nucleophile
- B. Electrophile
- C. Protophile
- D. None of the given options
Explanation
Nucleophiles contain an unshared pair of electrons, and they look for a positive 'centre' to bond with.
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