Complete the mechanism for the reaction of butanone with NaBH, followed by the addition of aqueous acid. 1. NaBH4 final product 2. H3O* Step 1: draw curved arrows. Step 2: Draw the charged organic intermediate product. Include nonbonding electrons and charges. Omit the counterion. :0 : H,0* H -- B - H Na + H.

Complete the mechanism for the reaction of butanone with NaBH, followed by the addition of aqueous acid. 1. NaBH4 final product 2. H3O* Step 1: draw curved arrows. Step 2: Draw the charged organic intermediate product. Include nonbonding electrons and charges. Omit the counterion. :0 : H,0* H -- B - H Na + H.

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