Practice problems: Propose reasonable mechanisms for the following reactions. Use arrows correctly to indicate bond making and bond breaking (i.e., movement of electrons), show all mechanistic intermediates, and indicate any formal charges on atoms. -A (d) NO₂ OH 1) NaH 2) H₂O NO₂ hint: consider that NO₂ can stabilize an adjacent anion on carbon via a resonance effect

Practice problems: Propose reasonable mechanisms for the following reactions. Use arrows correctly to indicate bond making and bond breaking (i.e., movement of electrons), show all mechanistic intermediates, and indicate any formal charges on atoms. -A (d) NO₂ OH 1) NaH 2) H₂O NO₂ hint: consider that NO₂ can stabilize an adjacent anion on carbon via a resonance effect

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