10 Draw the mechanism for the acid-catalyzed reaction shown below. i) This mechanism requires 6 steps. ii) Make sure you draw each step individually and that each step represents one of the four basic mechanistic steps we have reviewed in class. iii) Be sure to show all arrows representing all bonds being broken or formed. iv) Be sure to show all lone pairs. v) Do not use any chemicals in your mechanism other than those given :O: m H H 0: :0: + Hö

10 Draw the mechanism for the acid-catalyzed reaction shown below. i) This mechanism requires 6 steps. ii) Make sure you draw each step individually and that each step represents one of the four basic mechanistic steps we have reviewed in class. iii) Be sure to show all arrows representing all bonds being broken or formed. iv) Be sure to show all lone pairs. v) Do not use any chemicals in your mechanism other than those given :O: m H H 0: :0: + Hö

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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