The following reaction schemes have flaws as presented. Which of the following statement is the best description of the flaws in theseschemes?CICI1.HNO,, H,SO,CH32. CH,a, AICI,3. SnCh, H,O4. NaOH, H,0NH2O A. Step 1 (nitration) of the reaction cannot occur after chlorinationO B. After nitration, the alkylation reaction cannot occurOC. The reduction of NO2 by SnCl2, H30* to NH2 should be the last stepO D. All reaction steps cannot occur since the ring is deactivated

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