Why is CCl4 electrophile? And if it is electrophile, why do we use it as solvent in many organic reactions? Won’t it attract the electrons formed in the reaction?

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CCl 4 is an electrophile because chlorine has vacant d orbitals. And thus are attracted to an electron rich centre. Most electrophiles other than ccl4 has posotive charge over them. and has tenddency to accept electrons. . And as solvent becaouse it has no +ve charge OR negative charge .

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Why is CCl4 electrophile? And if it is electrophile, why do we use it as solvent in many organic reactions? Won’t it attract the electrons formed in the reaction?

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