Give the structure(s) of the organic product(s) formed, if any, in each of the following reactions. If noreaction occurs, write NR or no reaction. Circle major products when there are multiple.NH2h.CHCH,(ехсess)NH1) KOH2)NH3)H,N-NH,

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Give the structure(s) of the organic product(s) formed, if any, in each of the following reactions. If no
reaction occurs, write NR or no reaction. Circle major products when there are multiple.
NH2
h.
CH
CH,
(ехсess)
NH
1) KOH
2)
NH
3)H,N-NH,

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