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A. Which is the stronger acid?
B. If nitration is done on both of them, draw the structure of the products.

Transcribed Image Text:a. Which is a stronger acid? a or b?
* NH2
NH3
b
a
b. If nitration is done on both of them, draw the structures of the products?
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