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The term "electron-rich" refers to a chemical species, such as a molecule or atom, that has an abundance of electrons or a tendency to donate electrons in a chemical reaction. This characteristic often manifests itself in several ways: 1. **Basicity**: Electron-rich species have a higher affinity for protons (H⁺ ions) and can act as bases in acid-base reactions.

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