Answer:
1 , 2 and 4→ Electrophilic
3 → Nucleophilic
Step-by-step explanation:
1) since the O has higher electronegativity than Mg the electronic density in the bond will be shifted towards O , leaving Mg with partial positive charge → then Mg will be electrophilic since it will be attracted to compounds where there is a high electronic density.
2) since Cl has higher electronegativity than Al , the electronic density will be shifted towards the 3 Cl atoms and leaving Al with partial positive charge → then Al will be electrophilic since it will be attracted to compounds where there is a high electronic density.
3) since S has higher electronegativity than H and also has lone electronic pairs, the electronic density will be shifted towards the S atom , leaving S with partial negative charge → then S will be nucleophilic
3) since H+ has a positive charge will be attracted to compounds where there is a high electronic density.→ then H+ will be electrophilic