ciensi 2. When nitriles are hydrolyzed in strong acid, they produce two products sequentially. Provide the initial product of the hydrolysis of acetonitrile (CH3CN) below and then the final product that results under stronger conditions over a longer time period. Tano doldWSTUJE EN H+, H₂O H+, H₂O 0010

ciensi 2. When nitriles are hydrolyzed in strong acid, they produce two products sequentially. Provide the initial product of the hydrolysis of acetonitrile (CH3CN) below and then the final product that results under stronger conditions over a longer time period. Tano doldWSTUJE EN H+, H₂O H+, H₂O 0010

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