The most acidic proton and the strongest nucleophilic nitrogen in the following compound

respectively are

N^{a} - H; N^{b}

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N^{b} - H; N^{c}

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N^{a} - H; N^{c}

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N^{c} - H; N^{a}

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Solution

The correct option is C $N^{a} - H; N^{c}$
$(N^{a})$ group have most acidic hydrogen because after losing it, the formed anion is most stable because of aromaticity.

Also $(N^{c})$ is most nucleophilic because it does not involved in resonance.

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