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Classify the following into electrophilies and nucleophiles:
(a) `H^(+)` , (b) `NH_(3)`
(c) `AlCl_(3)` , (d) `NO_(2)^(+)`
(e) `CN^(-)` , (f) `H_(2)O`
(g) ROH , (h) `H_(2)O`
(i) Carbocation.

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To classify the given species into electrophiles and nucleophiles, we need to understand the definitions of both terms: - **Electrophiles** are species that are electron-deficient and seek to gain electrons. They typically have a positive charge or a partial positive charge. - **Nucleophiles** are species that are electron-rich and can donate electrons. They typically have a negative charge or possess lone pairs of electrons. Now, let's classify the given species step by step: ### Step 1: Classify `H^(+)` ...
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