9. Provide the reagent A necessary to carry out the following conversion. Br CI NH₂ A. I Br A. H₂PO₂ B. HCN C. H₂O D. CH₂OH, heat 10. What is the product in the following reaction? Br -NH₂ Br Br B. II NaNO₂/HCI < 5°C Br C. III NaNO₂/HCI < 5°C Br 11 N₂CI Br Br D. None of them LOCH3 Br E. NaOCH3 Br NO₂ Br
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Br
&
NH₂
Br
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A. I
A. H₂PO₂ B. HCN C. H₂O D. CH₂OH, heat
10. What is the product in the following reaction?
Br
-NH₂
NaNO₂/HCI
< 5°C
Br
Br
G
CI
Br
B. II
C. III
NaNO₂/HCI
< 5°C
Br
II
N₂CI
Br
Br
D. None of them
LOCH3
Br
E. NaOCH3
Br
NO₂
Br](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F87573c1f-e99e-41d1-a108-161ab6bfa656%2F300bc38e-7ff7-4eb4-83b2-120dcc8d355b%2Fa0fkype_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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