**Electrophile Identification Activity**In this interactive task, you are asked to identify the electrophile in each pair of reactants. Select one electrophile from the top pair and one from the bottom pair:### Reactants:**Top Pair:**1. **Structure 1:** - A ketone group is depicted, with a carbon atom double-bonded to an oxygen atom. The carbon forms two other bonds with carbon atoms on either side.2. **Structure 2:** - An ethoxide ion is shown, with an oxygen atom single-bonded to an ethyl group and bearing a negative charge.**Bottom Pair:**1. **Structure 3:** - An amine is displayed, with a nitrogen atom single-bonded to a carbon and hydrogen atom.2. **Structure 4:** - A carboxylic acid with a fluorine atom attached to the alpha carbon. The structure includes a hydroxyl group (OH) and a carbonyl group (C=O).### Instructions:- Click on the electrophile in each pair (one from the top pair and one from the bottom pair).- You can place up to 2 targets.- Options available: - Undo - Delete selected - Remove All### Target Status:- **Targets placed:** 1/2Use this tool to test your understanding of electrophiles in organic chemistry reactions.

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