which of the combination of substances below constitute a Lewis acid-base reaction?
a) PH3+ H+
b) Ag+ + NH3
c) BF3 + NH3
d) CH3CH2OCH2CH3 +AlCl3
I'm stuck between a and b, but I am very confused because both seem to be lewis acids and bases to me
which of the combination of substances below constitute a Lewis acid-base reaction? a) PH3+ H+ b)...
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