Epoxides react with carbon ones of these compounds due to their increased ring strain to form alcohols, and carbonyl groups react with Grignard reagents because the Grignard reagent acts as one of these compounds. Their strength increases with increasing polarizability and decreases with increasing electronegativity, and these compounds can be interchangeably called Lewis bases. The conjugates of weak Lewis acids can act as strong ones of these compounds, and these compounds take the place of th
Epoxides react with carbon ones of these compounds due to their increased ring strain to form alcohols, and carbonyl groups react with Grignard reagents because the Grignard reagent acts as one of these compounds. Their strength increases with increasing polarizability and decreases with increasing electronegativity, and these compounds can be interchangeably called Lewis bases. The conjugates of weak Lewis acids can act as strong ones of these compounds, and these compounds take the place of the leaving group on alkyl halides during SN1 and SN2 reactions. For 10 points, identify these compounds, whose name suggests that they love neutrons and protons.
Epoxides react with carbon ones of these compounds due to their increased ring strain to form alcohols, and carbonyl groups react with Grignard reagents because the Grignard reagent acts as one of these compounds.
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