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Hydrides of group 15 behaves as
Option: 1
Lewis acid
Option: 2
Lewis base
Option: 3
Adduct
Option: 4
Oxidant
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Electron-rich hydrides have excess electrons which are present as lone pairs.
Elements of groups 15-17 form such compounds.
(NH3 has 1- lone pair, H2O – 2 and HF –3 lone pairs).
They will behave as Lewis bases i.e., electron donors.
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