Match the items in Column-$A$ with the appropriate items in Column-$B$:
Column-$A$ Column-$B$ $(1)$ Free radical $(A)$ Lewis base $(2)$ Electrophile $(B)$ Electrically neutral $(3)$ Nucleophile $(C)$ Octet complete $(D)$ Lewis acid $(E)$ Odd number of electrons $(F)$ Incomplete octet
| Column-$A$ | Column-$B$ |
|---|---|
| $(1)$ Free radical | $(A)$ Lewis base |
| $(2)$ Electrophile | $(B)$ Electrically neutral |
| $(3)$ Nucleophile | $(C)$ Octet complete |
| $(D)$ Lewis acid | |
| $(E)$ Odd number of electrons | |
| $(F)$ Incomplete octet |
- A$(1)-(B)-(E), (2)-(D)-(F), (3)-(A)-(C)$
- B$(1)-(A)-(C), (2)-(D)-(F), (3)-(B)-(E)$
- C$(1)-(D)-(F), (2)-(B)-(E), (3)-(A)-(C)$
- D$(1)-(B)-(E), (2)-(A)-(C), (3)-(D)-(F)$
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