B(OH)3 is a. acidic because the empty 2p orbital on the B atom can accept electron....
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B(OH)3 is
****a. acidic because the empty 2p orbital on the B atom can accept electron.
******B(OH)3 is an electron receptor and a Lewis acid,
***********The Lewis theory does not depend on the presence of an H atom in the acid that can act as a proton donor.
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