3. The following three SNAR transformations follow different mechanisms. Draw an intermediate or transition statefor each reaction that relates the correct mechanism. Write a short sentence as to why that is the correctintermediate for the reaction.Reaction 1:Reaction 2:NO2NO2NO₂+NaOMeNO2+ NaOH21. aq NaHCO3.100 C2. H₂O+OMeNO2NO₂OHŇO₂NO2Reaction 3:CFaBrCF38--2+ NaNH2NH3NH₂Intermediate/transition stateIntermediate/transition stateIntermediate/transition state

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