5. Write the reaction mechanism of the following transformations:H,NpH= 5HO-b)но.HH*Но онH20H*H20Hidrólisis de iminasd)H*H20Hidrólisis de acetalesH*HO,OHH,SO4

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5. Write the reaction mechanism of the following transformations:
H,N
pH= 5
HO-
b)
но
.H
H*
Но он
H20
H*
H20
Hidrólisis de iminas
d)
H*
H20
Hidrólisis de acetales
H*
HO,
OH
H,SO4

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