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Heavy metal Lewis acid (generic)	4 Reactions utilise: Heavy metal Lewis acid (generic)
	Special class of generic used to represent "generic chemical reactivity behaviour" rather than structure. Read more about the different types of Lewis acid, Lewis base and Lewis acid/base complex in the Chemogenesis web book and here. Wikipedia Page:

Heavy metal Lewis acid (generic) is defined with respect to the entities below:

The entities below are defined with respect to: Heavy metal Lewis acid (generic)

Antimony Antimony(III) ion Antimony(V) ion Arsenic Arsenic(III) ion Arsenic(V) ion Barium Beryllium Bismuth Bismuth ion Bismuth(V) Ion Cadmium Cadmium ion Calcium Cerium Cerium(III) ion Cerium(IV) ion Cesium Chromium Chromium(II) ion Chromium(III) ion Chromium(VI) ion Cobalt Cobalt(II) ion Cobalt(III) ion Copper Copper(I) ion Copper(II) ion Dibutyltin dilayrate Gallium Gallium(I) ion Gallium(III) ion Germanium Germanium(II) ion Gold Gold(I) Ion Gold(III) Ion Indium Indium(I) ion Indium(III) Ion Iridium Iridium(III) Ion Iridium(IV) Ion Iron Iron(II) ion Iron(III) bromide Iron(III) chloride Iron(III) ion Lanthanum Lanthanum(III) Ion Lead Lead(II) ion Lead(IV) ion Lindlar catalyst Manganese Manganese(II) ion Manganese(III) ion Manganese(IV) ion Manganese(VII) ion Mercury Mercury(I) ion Mercury(II) acetate Mercury(II) ion Molybdenum Molybdenum(III) ion Molybdenum(IV) ion Molybdenum(VI) ion Nickel Nickel(II) ion Osmium Osmium(III) Ion Osmium(IV) Ion Palladium Palladium on barium sulfate Palladium on carbon Palladium(II) ion Platinum Platinum on carbon Platinum(II) ion Platinum(IV) oxide Potassium Raney nickel Rhenium(VII) ion Rhodium Rhodium on carbon Rhodium(I) ion Rubidium Ruthenium Ruthenium on carbon Ruthenium(II) ion Scandium Scandium(III) ion Selenium Silver Silver ion Sodium Strontium Tantalum Tantalum(III) Ion Tellurium Tetrachloroborate Thallium Thallium(I) ion Thallium(III) ion Tin Tin(II) chloride Tin(II) ion Tin(IV) ion Titanium Titanium(II) ion Titanium(III) ion Titanium(IV) ion Tricarbonylhydrocobalt(I) Tungsten Tungsten(VI) Ion Uranium Uranium(III) ion Uranium(IV) ion Vanadate(IV) ion Vanadium Vanadium(II) ion Vanadium(III) ion Vanadium(IV) ion Vanadium(V) ion Y Yttrium Yttrium(III) ion Zinc Zinc bromide Zinc ion Zinc mercury amalgam Zinc-Copper Alloy Zirconium Zirconium ion

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