Select the false statement for an organic reaction. In an electrophilic addition reaction, the O electrons in the alkene acts as a nucleophile. In an elimination reaction of alkyl halide, the O base abstracts a hydrogen from a carbon bonded to the halogen atom. The carbon bonded to metal in alkyl group O of the Grignard reagent acts as a nucleophile. In a nucleophilic addition reaction, the O carbon bonded to oxygen, C=0 in a carbonyl

Select the false statement for an organic reaction. In an electrophilic addition reaction, the O electrons in the alkene acts as a nucleophile. In an elimination reaction of alkyl halide, the O base abstracts a hydrogen from a carbon bonded to the halogen atom. The carbon bonded to metal in alkyl group O of the Grignard reagent acts as a nucleophile. In a nucleophilic addition reaction, the O carbon bonded to oxygen, C=0 in a carbonyl

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