Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in the following substitution reaction of 2- methylpyridine I and chloromethane II shown below. CH3CI + H3C II A) nucleophile = I; electrophile = || B) electrophile = I; nucleophile = || H3C ČH3

Identify the nucleophile and electrophile in the following substitution reaction of 2- methylpyridine I and chloromethane II shown below. CH3CI + H3C II A) nucleophile = I; electrophile = || B) electrophile = I; nucleophile = || H3C ČH3

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