None +Consider the reaction shown below. Classify compound II as which of the following:-MHNHHOCFABronsted-Lowry baseBBronsted-Lowry acidCLewis baseCEDnucleophile

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+ Consider the reaction shown below. Classify compound II as which of the following: -MH NH HO CF A Bronsted-Lowry base B Bronsted-Lowry acid C Lewis base CE D nucleophile