Consider the reaction CHI + NaNH₂ → product. Identify the components of the reaction and predict the product. a. The nucleophile is NaNH, and the nucleophilic atom is nitrogen ▼ The electrophilic atom is carbon b. Draw the product of the reaction. Draw all nonbonding electrons, charges, and counterions where applicable. The leaving group is iodide

Consider the reaction CHI + NaNH₂ → product. Identify the components of the reaction and predict the product. a. The nucleophile is NaNH, and the nucleophilic atom is nitrogen ▼ The electrophilic atom is carbon b. Draw the product of the reaction. Draw all nonbonding electrons, charges, and counterions where applicable. The leaving group is iodide

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