Complete the mechanism of the given acid-catalyzed imine to enamine tautomerization by adding any missing atoms bonds, charges, nonbonding electrons, and curved arrows. NH-R is a generic acid with conjugate base :NH,-R in solution. Then, indicate which tautomer predominates at equilibrium. Step 1: imine: add curved arrows. Step 2: complete the structure and add curved arrows. Select Draw Rings Groups More Erase Select Draw Rings Groups More Erase Create Groups H,N - H,N 1L of

Complete the mechanism of the given acid-catalyzed imine to enamine tautomerization by adding any missing atoms bonds, charges, nonbonding electrons, and curved arrows. NH-R is a generic acid with conjugate base :NH,-R in solution. Then, indicate which tautomer predominates at equilibrium. Step 1: imine: add curved arrows. Step 2: complete the structure and add curved arrows. Select Draw Rings Groups More Erase Select Draw Rings Groups More Erase Create Groups H,N - H,N 1L of

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