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How many electrons should be used to assess Huckel's Rule for the following heterocycle? Which nitrogen is LEAST basic? How many carbons would you consider to be aromatic in the structure? .B N.C

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Which nitrogen is LEAST basic?
How many carbons would you consider to be aromatic in the structure?
HN A
B
N.C

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