Consider each of the following general statements in relation to reaction mechanisms and in each case indicate if the statement isTrue or FalseElectron flow is from electrophilic to nucleophilic sitesChoose... +Nucleophiles accept electron densityChoose... +Electrophiles accept electron densityChoose... +Electrophiles have a full or partial positive chargeChoose... +Electron flow is from nucleophilic to electrophilic sitesChoose...Electrophilies donate electron densityChoose...Nucleophiles donate electron densityChoose...Nucleophiles are negatively charged or have a lone pair of electronsChoose...

1) Electron flow is from electrophilic to nucleophilic site False 2) Nucleophiles accept electron…

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