6Give the organic product:A-NO₂-NH₂0=2NHSn, HCl(aq) dil NaOH(aq)heatBDOH?NO₂

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A
-NO₂
-NH₂
0=2
NH
Sn, HCl(aq) dil NaOH(aq)
heat
B
D
OH
?
NO₂

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