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Attacking Reagents - Organic chemistry

The fission of the substrate molecule to make centres of high or low electron density is affected by attacking reagents. Most of the attacking reagents may be categorized into two major groups. 

Electrophilic/electrophiles reagents and nucleophilic/nucleophiles reagents


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