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    The document discusses nucleophilicity, which is the tendency of compounds to donate an electron pair to an electron deficient carbon atom. Factors that increase nucleophilicity include larger, more polarizable donor atoms and increased electron density at the donor atom. Nucleophiles are better electron pair donors than neutral molecules like water. Nucleophiles and bases are structurally similar, but nucleophiles attack electron deficient atoms while bases attack protons. The document provides examples of nucleophiles like hydroxide, ammonia, and ethoxide ions and discusses how their relative nucleophilicities are affected by factors like atom size.

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    The document discusses nucleophilicity, which is the tendency of compounds to donate an electron pair to an electron deficient carbon atom. Factors that increase nucleophilicity include larger, more polarizable donor atoms and increased electron density at the donor atom. Nucleophiles are better electron pair donors than neutral molecules like water. Nucleophiles and bases are structurally similar, but nucleophiles attack electron deficient atoms while bases attack protons. The document provides examples of nucleophiles like hydroxide, ammonia, and ethoxide ions and discusses how their relative nucleophilicities are affected by factors like atom size.

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    Note 27-Jun-2023

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    The document discusses nucleophilicity, which is the tendency of compounds to donate an electron pair to an electron deficient carbon atom. Factors that increase nucleophilicity include larger, more polarizable donor atoms and increased electron density at the donor atom. Nucleophiles are better electron pair donors than neutral molecules like water. Nucleophiles and bases are structurally similar, but nucleophiles attack electron deficient atoms while bases attack protons. The document provides examples of nucleophiles like hydroxide, ammonia, and ethoxide ions and discusses how their relative nucleophilicities are affected by factors like atom size.

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