Use Cahn-Ingold-Prelog rules to assign priority to the substituents on this molecule.AHDBH₂NCSubstituentPrioritySubstituent A(Choose one) ▼Substituent B(Choose one) ▼Substituent C(Choose one) ▼Substituent D(Choose one) ▼G

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Use Cahn-Ingold-Prelog rules to assign priority to the substituents on this molecule. A H D B H₂N C Substituent Priority Substituent A (Choose one) ▼ Substituent B (Choose one) ▼ Substituent C (Choose one) ▼ Substituent D (Choose one) ▼ G