Can you propose a mechanism for problems c and e? I've included the answers to what products the reactions make, I'm just confused about the mechanism " "(c)(b)OHO-O-C-HOH-och(e)CH3Amines are more nucleophilicthan alcohols and amides aremore stable than esters.NHOH(f)Anhydrides reactonly once.CH3C=00-0oljaCH3 (c) aniline phthalic anhydride(e) Ph-CH-CH₂-NH₂ + 1 equivalent of acetic anhydrideIOH

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Can you propose a mechanism for problems c and e? I've included the answers to what products the reactions make, I'm just confused about the mechanism

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(c)
(b)
OH
O
-O-C-H
OH
-och
(e)
CH3
Amines are more nucleophilic
than alcohols and amides are
more stable than esters.
NH
OH
(f)
Anhydrides react
only once.
CH3
C=0
0-0
olja
CH3

(c) aniline phthalic anhydride
(e) Ph-CH-CH₂-NH₂ + 1 equivalent of acetic anhydride
I
OH

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