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For the reaction below , label each reactant as an electron pair acceptor or electron pair donor and as a Lewis acid or a Lewis

base. AlCl 3 +Cl^ -; AlCl 4 ^ -

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JulsSmile [24]2 years ago

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Since the reaction shown in the question is an acid - base reaction in the Lewis sense; the Lewis acid here is AlCl3 while the Lewis base here is Cl^- .

<h3>What is a Lewis acid?</h3>

A Lewis acid is a substance that accepts electron pair while a Lewis base donates an electron pair.

Now consider the given reaction; AlCl3 +Cl^- ------> AlCl 4 ^-. The Lewis acid here is AlCl3 while the Lewis base here is Cl^- .

Learn more about acid - base reaction: brainly.com/question/14356798

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