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Why is it true that all Arrhenius acids and bases are also B-L acids and bases? Why is it true that all Classical and B-L acids and bases are also Lewis acids and bases, but not vice versa? Give an example of a Lewis acid and Lewis base that would not be considered classical/Arrhenius or B-L acids or bases.
Why is it true that all Arrhenius acids and bases are also B-L acids and bases? Why is it true that all Classical and B-L acids and bases are also Lewis acids and bases, but not vice versa? Give an example of a Lewis acid and Lewis base that would not be considered classical/Arrhenius or B-L acids or bases.
Jarrod RobelLv2
5 Jun 2018
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