H3C. OH HO Na + pK = 9 (a) Provide structures for A and B (including nonbonding electron pairs and formal charges where necessary), where A is the conjugate acid and B is the conjugate base of the reaction. Answer: (b) Provide and arrow pushing mechanism to show how A and B are formed. Answer: (c) Will the reaction proceed from left to right (i.e. are A and B favoured at equilibrium)? Explain your answer. Answer:

H3C. OH HO Na + pK = 9 (a) Provide structures for A and B (including nonbonding electron pairs and formal charges where necessary), where A is the conjugate acid and B is the conjugate base of the reaction. Answer: (b) Provide and arrow pushing mechanism to show how A and B are formed. Answer: (c) Will the reaction proceed from left to right (i.e. are A and B favoured at equilibrium)? Explain your answer. Answer:

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