Molecule B a. What type of reaction is occurring above? i. ii. + H₂O b. What catalyst is needed for this reaction to occur? c. Draw the structure of the product produced (Molecule C). d. Molecule D, seen below, may be produced from Molecule A reacting with reagent X. Molecule A + Reagent X Molecule C What is the identity of Reagent X. What catalyst is required for this reaction to occur. Molecule D

Molecule B a. What type of reaction is occurring above? i. ii. + H₂O b. What catalyst is needed for this reaction to occur? c. Draw the structure of the product produced (Molecule C). d. Molecule D, seen below, may be produced from Molecule A reacting with reagent X. Molecule A + Reagent X Molecule C What is the identity of Reagent X. What catalyst is required for this reaction to occur. Molecule D

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