1.Give the complete mechanism using CAF for the reaction of the following compoundtreated with H2O. How many signals would be visualized in the 1H and 13C NMR spectrum for thecompound below? 2.For the product generated above in Question #1, report the chemical shift, integration,and multiplicity for each (e.g. use the format of Ha 8 1.0, 3H, doublet). Be sure to label eachdifferent hydrogen and clearly identify which peak is being identified. Tell how many peaks wouldbe observed in the 13C NMR spectrum.

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