The nucleophile used to react with butyl iodide to form te compound below is :
<h3>What is a Nucleophile </h3>
A Nucleophile is a molecule in a chemical reaction that seeks for a positive center of the reaction ( i.e. nucleus ) and this is because of the presence of a electron pair in the Nucleophile.
Given the compound expressed in the question the chemical reaction that takes place between the nucleophile and butyl iodide is called Nucleophilic substitution reaction.
Hence we can conclude that the nucleophile that could be used to react with butyl iodide is CH₃CH₂O⁻
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1s2,2s2.2p6,3s2,3p6,3d4,4s2
No. That could cause damage to the sink as well as the pipes. It could also create toxic gases that could kill you or others.
Answer:
The usual way of converting black oxide to red oxide involves treating the black oxide with sulphuric acid and then roasting the intermediate product thus formed. lt is known that the amount of acid can be considerably less than the stoichiometric amount needed to convert all the black oxide to a sulphate.
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