### Reaction Overview**Task:** For the reaction below, identify the reactant electrophile and the nucleophile.### Reactants:1. **Cyclopentanone (C5H8O):** - Structure: A five-membered carbon ring with a carbonyl group (C=O). - Oxygen is depicted with two lone pairs. 2. **Hydronium Ion (H3O⁺):** - Structure: A water molecule with an additional hydrogen ion, forming H3O⁺. - Oxygen is bonded to three hydrogens and carries a positive charge.### Reaction:- An arrow indicates the direction of the reaction from reactants to products.### Products:1. **Protonated Cyclopentanone:** - Structure: The carbonyl oxygen is now bonded to an additional hydrogen, resulting in a positive charge on the oxygen. - The structure remains as a five-membered carbon ring with the newly added hydrogen atom.2. **Water (H2O):** - Structure: Two hydrogens bonded to an oxygen atom, neutral charge.### Explanation of Reaction:- **Electrophile:** The hydronium ion (H3O⁺) acts as an electrophile, providing a proton (H⁺) to the nucleophile.- **Nucleophile:** The oxygen atom in the carbonyl group of cyclopentanone acts as a nucleophile, using its lone pairs to attack the electrophile.This reaction exemplifies an acid-catalyzed addition, where the nucleophilic carbonyl oxygen attacks the electrophilic proton from the hydronium ion, leading to the formation of protonated cyclopentanone and water.

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