Which of the following explains the electrophilic nature of the carbon in nitriles?

The bond between carbon and nitrogen in nitriles is nonpolar, leading to a lack of electrophilicity.

The nitrogen atom in nitriles donates electrons to the carbon, making it nucleophilic.

The carbon in nitriles forms a stable bond with nitrogen, making it less reactive.

The carbon in nitriles has a partial positive charge due to the strong dipole along the carbon-nitrogen bond.