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In the mechanism of the Fittig reaction, what is the likely first step involving sodium?
A. Nucleophilic attack by sodium on the aryl ring.
B. Coordination of sodium to the halogen atom.
C. Single electron transfer from sodium to the aryl halide.
D. Proton abstraction from the aryl halide by sodium.
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