Substitutions at sp2 carbons do not occur by an SN2 mechanism,but rather by way of a "tetrahedral intermediate." The tetrahedral intermediate shown could occur in which reaction? 
A) methyl propanoate + ammonia
B) propanamide + hydroxide
C) propanoic acid + methanol
D) propanamide + ethanol
E) None of these.
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