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Standard XII
Chemistry
Lewis Theory
In the reacti...
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In the reaction
I
−
+
I
2
→
I
3
−
, the lewis acid is ________.
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Solution
I
2
act as lewis acid because
I
2
accepts a pair of electron from
I
−
.
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