2.1 This question contains 3 parts. Indicate your answers clearly for each part.For amines A, B, and C below:NH₂AProblem viewing the image. Click Preview HereNH₂ABProblem viewing the image. Click Preview Here1.1) Rank amines A, B, and C in the order of increasing basicity from the weakest to thestrongest. Indicate the order clearly in the following format: weakest base < intermediate <strongest base1.2) Provide the reasoning to explain about the basicity strength in Question 1.1. Yourexplanation must include the term "energy of electrons" and include the drawing of resonancecontributors as appropriate.CBHIZ:-Z:NC1.1) Rank amines A, B, and C in the order of increasing basicity from the weakest to thestrongest. Indicate the order clearly in the following format: weakest base < intermediate <strongest base1.2) Provide the reasoning to explain about the basicity strength in Question 1.1. Yourexplanation must include the term "energy of electrons" and include the drawing of resonancecontributors as appropriate1.3) Amides are synthesized by reacting an amines with an acid chloride. Which amine (A, B, orC) will have the highest reactivity when reacting with the acid chloride? Explain your reasoningwhich must includes the term "energy of electrons".

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For amines A, B, and C below: NH₂ A Problem viewing the image, Click Preview Here NH₂ B C 1.1) Rank amines A, B, and C in the order of increasing basicity from the weakest to the strongest. Indicate the order clearly in the following format: weakest base < intermediate < strongest base 1.2) Provide the reasoning to explain about the basicity strength in Question 1.1. Your explanation must include the term "energy of electrons" and include the drawing of resonance contributors as appropriate. N.

For amines A, B, and C below: NH₂ A Problem viewing the image, Click Preview Here NH₂ B C 1.1) Rank amines A, B, and C in the order of increasing basicity from the weakest to the strongest. Indicate the order clearly in the following format: weakest base < intermediate < strongest base 1.2) Provide the reasoning to explain about the basicity strength in Question 1.1. Your explanation must include the term "energy of electrons" and include the drawing of resonance contributors as appropriate. N.

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