QUESTION 5 For the reaction, which is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile? H3C CH2 + H3C H3C I || I is the nucleophile AND III is the electrophile I is the electrophile AND III is the nucleophile II is the electrophile AND III is the nucleophile I is the electrophile AND II is the nucleophile I is the nucleophile AND II is the electrophile H3C H3C H3C III

QUESTION 5 For the reaction, which is the nucleophile and which is the electrophile? H3C CH2 + H3C H3C I || I is the nucleophile AND III is the electrophile I is the electrophile AND III is the nucleophile II is the electrophile AND III is the nucleophile I is the electrophile AND II is the nucleophile I is the nucleophile AND II is the electrophile H3C H3C H3C III

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