The electrons flow from the electron-rich atom of the nucleophile to the electron-poor atom of the alkyl halide.Highlight the electron-poor atom in the alkyl halide.:0:

Answer: Carbon marked 1 and shown with an arrow is the electron poor atom of the alkyl halide.

Answered: The electrons flow from the…

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The electrons flow from the electron-rich atom of the nucleophile to the electron-poor atom of the alkyl halide. Highlight the electron-poor atom in the alkyl halide. :0: