Which of the following statements is true of carbocations?
A) They are inert catalysts.
B) They are electrophiles
C) They are nucleophiles
D) They are unreactive species.

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Carbocations are electron-deficient species with a positively charged carbon atom. As a result, they are highly reactive and act as strong electrophiles, meaning they are attracted to negative charges and seek to accept electrons.

Which of the Following Statements Is True of Carbocations