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Which reagent(s) will best complete the following reaction? NO2 NH2 1. KMNO4, NaOH, A 2. HС, Н-О H2SO4 HCI, Fe NANH2 NH3, HCI II IV V O a. I O b. II O c. III O d. IV O e. V
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Transcribed Image Text:Which reagent(s) will best complete the following reaction? NO2 NH2 1. KMNO4, NaOH, A 2. HС, Н-О H2SO4 HCI, Fe NANH2 NH3, HCI II IV V O a. I O b. II O c. III O d. IV O e. V
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