For each step click on the atoms that act as the nucleophile and the electrophile. Nucleophilic atom in STEP 1 B Electrophilic atom in STEP 1 C Nucleophilic atom in STEP 2 D Electrophilic atom in STEP 2 STEP 1 -NH₂ OH NaOH STEP 2 -NH₂ H₂N -NH₂ Atenolol NH OH

For each step click on the atoms that act as the nucleophile and the electrophile. Nucleophilic atom in STEP 1 B Electrophilic atom in STEP 1 C Nucleophilic atom in STEP 2 D Electrophilic atom in STEP 2 STEP 1 -NH₂ OH NaOH STEP 2 -NH₂ H₂N -NH₂ Atenolol NH OH

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