2) Identify the reagents you would use in order to synthesize the compound below via an imine formationreaction. Insert a single reagent in each box below.[H+]

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2) Identify the reagents you would use in order to synthesize the compound below via an imine formation reaction. Insert a single reagent in each box below. [H+]