Alkyl diazonium salts are unstable even at low temperature. They decompose to form carbocations, which go on to formproducts of substitution, elimination, and (sometimes) rearrangement. Keeping this in mind, draw a stepwise mechanism thatforms all of the following products.NANO2он+HCI, H2ONH2он

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