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Explain the reaction in terms of the Lewis' acid-base theory (Ni^ 2+)aq+ 3(NH2CH2CH2NH2)aq<------->[Ni(en)3]^2+

Explain the reaction in terms of the Lewis' acid-base theory

(Ni^ 2+)aq+ 3(NH2CH2CH2NH2)aq<------->[Ni(en)3]^2+

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