Complete the following heterocyclic reactions: 1) ?5-`N;' CI-2)?H,C.CH36-KMNO, / OH-?heat

1) Firstly reaction will occur with nanh2 then with diazotization process. 2) with KMnO4 the simple…

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1) ? 5- `N2 CI- 2) ? H,C. CH3 KMno, / OH- 6- ? heat

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Complete the following heterocyclic reactions:

1) ?
5-
`N;' CI-
2)
?
H,C.
CH3
6-
KMNO, / OH-
?
heat

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