MCQ
$Y$ $\mathop {\xleftarrow{{(i)\,N{H_3},\Delta }}}\limits_{(ii)\,KOD,B{r_2}\Delta } $ (image) $\mathop {\xrightarrow{{(i)\,N{D_3},\Delta }}}\limits_{(ii)\,KOH,B{r_2}\Delta } X,$

What are $X$ and $Y$ :

  • $X$ is (image)  ; $Y$ is (image)
  • B
    $X$ is (image) ; $Y$ is (image)
  • C
    both (image)
  • D
    both (image) 

Answer

Correct option: A.
$X$ is (image)  ; $Y$ is (image)
a

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