A. Starting from acetyl chloride and other compounds, show the mechanism leading to the formation of the following compounds. 1. Acetic acid 3. N-methylacetamide 2. Acetic anhydride B. Show the mechanism of the formation of CH3 CH3 from carboxylic acid and alcohol. Note: identify the carboxylic acid part and the alcohol part.

A. Starting from acetyl chloride and other compounds, show the mechanism leading to the formation of the following compounds. 1. Acetic acid 3. N-methylacetamide 2. Acetic anhydride B. Show the mechanism of the formation of CH3 CH3 from carboxylic acid and alcohol. Note: identify the carboxylic acid part and the alcohol part.

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