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Ionic equilibrium: acids, bases and ionisation constants

Taught in NCERT Class 11 Chemistry, Chapter 6: Equilibrium.

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Sample 1Easy

Which of the following is a Lewis acid?

  1. A

    NH3

  2. B

    H2O

  3. C

    BF3

  4. D

    OH⁻

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The answer is C.

A Lewis acid accepts an electron pair. BF3 has an electron-deficient boron and accepts a lone pair, for example from NH3.

  • A.

    NH3 donates its lone pair, so it is a Lewis base.

  • B.

    H2O donates a lone pair on oxygen, so it acts as a Lewis base.

  • D.

    OH⁻ donates an electron pair, so it is a Lewis base.

NCERT: Class 11 Chemistry, Unit 6 (Equilibrium), Lewis Acids and Bases

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