Lewis Base and Lone Pair
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Aeneas Mires DIS 1F
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Lewis Base and Lone Pair
I know that a Lewis Base is a chemical atom or molecule that donates a pair of electrons to another molecules. Does this mean that any atom or molecule that has a Lewis structure with a lone pair on the central atom make it a Lewis Base?
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Alex Alvarado 1A
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Re: Lewis Base and Lone Pair
yes, any atom or molecule with a lone pair on its central atom can be considered a Lewis Base because a lone pair signifies the availability of electrons to donate to another atom
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