Give me detailed mechanism Solution with explanation needed. don't give Ai generated solution. avoid handwritten Solution. show work Provide the conditions necessary in the reaction below:ཙྪཱཚིཥ སྱཱOOH₂ONaOHH₂O, heatThe correct conditions are not shown.OH3O*

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Provide the conditions necessary in the reaction below:
ཙྪཱ
ཚིཥ སྱཱ
O
O
H₂O
NaOH
H₂O, heat
The correct conditions are not shown.
O
H3O*

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