Which atom(s) is/are electrophilic in methanol (ch3oh)?
1 answer:
Let us understand the two terms
a) Nucleophile: which can give electrons it can be either negative or neutral
b) electrophile: which can accept electrons due to empty orbitals or incomplete octet. It can be positive or neutral
In methanol
Oxygen carries two lone pairs of electrons so it will be nucleophilic
while carbon and hydrogen being bonded to highly electronegative atom oxygen will be electrophilic
so answer is
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The answer would be .40008L
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1,000 mL in 1 L.
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The word milli- translates to
1,000 mL in 1 L.
As I understand, you are trying to convert 400.08mL to L.
So this is how you are going to get it:
=