2. Bamboo shoots contain cyanogenic glycosides named taxiphyllin. Taxiphyllinis considered a poison because it liberates toxic cyanide (CN) upon hydrolysis.a. Draw arrow-pushing mechanism for this hydrolysis reaction and the productionof cyanide. Use HA as needed.HOOH.OHHOOHH CNb. What is the driving force for this reaction?

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