2. Predict the products for the following reactions.NH21. NANO, H;O+2. H2O, heatа.1. KN32. LİAIH43. H20CIb.

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2. Predict the products for the following reactions.
NH2
1. NANO, H;O+
2. H2O, heat
а.
1. KN3
2. LİAIH4
3. H20
CI
b.

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