Draw the mechanism for the following reaction. Show all intermediates, including the depiction of protonation/deprotonation events as distinct steps. Show curved arrows for the flow of all electrons. You may assume an excess of H₂O is present.

Draw the mechanism for the following reaction. Show all intermediates, including the depiction of protonation/deprotonation events as distinct steps. Show curved arrows for the flow of all electrons. You may assume an excess of H₂O is present.

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Draw the mechanism for the following
reaction. Show all intermediates, including
the depiction of protonation/deprotonation
events as distinct steps. Show curved
arrows for the flow of all electrons. You
may assume an excess of H₂O is present.
Hint: be sure to pay attention to the
reaction conditions (acidic? basic?) to put
your mechanistic steps in an appropriate
order!
H3CO OCH 3
H
H+
H₂O
H
+ CH3OH

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