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nucleophilic /ˌnjuːklɪə(ʊ)ˈfɪlɪk /adjective Chemistry(Of a molecule or group) having a tendency to donate electrons or react at electron-poor sites such as protons. Often contrasted with electrophilic.EO is a direct-acting mutagen that reacts with nucleophilic molecules, including DNA, causing gene mutation and chromosome deletions in somatic cells....- Methyl lithium is very reactive and acts as a nucleophilic methylating reagent to electrophilic functional groups, such as ketones.
- In the case of aldehydes and ketones containing carbonyl groups, the highly nucleophilic Grignard reagent contributes its electron pair to form a bond with the carbon atom.
Derivativesnucleophile noun ...- The reactions can involve either anionic nucleophiles such as iodide ion or neutral molecules such as amines.
- In a similar way, both hydroxide ions and water molecules may act as nucleophiles by reacting with alkyl halides to produce alcohols.
- Unlike hydrocarbon based aromatics, which react most readily with electrophiles, perfluoro-aromatics and heterocyclic ring systems react better with nucleophiles.
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