JEE MainChemistryHaloalkanes and HaloarenesMCQ+4 / −1
For the given reaction :
What is 'A'?
What is 'A'?- A

- B

- C

- D
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Correct answer: A
The question asks for the product in a reaction, but the actual reaction scheme/image is missing from the prompt. Also, options A, B, and C are blank, and only option D = is visible.
Because of this, the product cannot be determined uniquely from the information provided.
What can be concluded?
- In haloalkanes and haloarenes, a common conversion is: which gives a primary amine.
- If the substrate were a propyl halide, then the amine formed could indeed be:
- However, since the actual reactant and reagents are not shown, this is only a guess and not a justified final answer.
Comparison with stored answer
The stored correct answer is A, but since option A itself is not displayed, I cannot verify whether it corresponds to the likely product or not.
Therefore, with the given incomplete data, I cannot reliably agree with the stored answer.
If you provide the full reaction scheme or the missing options, I can solve it exactly.
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