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Why does `SO_(3)` act as an electrophile ?

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In `SO_(3)` molecule, oxygen atom is more electronegative as compared to sulphur atom. Under the influence of attacking reagent, it acquires a positive charge or becomes electron deficient. Therefore, `SO_(3)` acts as an electrophile
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