4. Draw the line angle diagram of two other functional groups that act as electrophiles in the presence of a nucleophile (or basic conditions). Write the names of the functional groups under each structure.

4. Draw the line angle diagram of two other functional groups that act as electrophiles in the presence of a nucleophile (or basic conditions). Write the names of the functional groups under each structure.

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