I need help with setting up the mechanism for this equation. I can apply saponification, hydrolysis, claisen, or acetoacetic synthesis, malonic ester or which ever is appropriate for this **Question 1:** Complete the following reaction. Show the mechanism. What is the specific name of this reaction? Can it be done under basic catalysis?**Reaction:**- A carboxylic acid is shown on the left with the molecular structure featuring a ketone group (double-bonded oxygen).- It is reacting with an alcohol compound, indicated by the presence of an -OH group on a carbon chain.- The reaction occurs in the presence of hydronium ion (H₃O⁺) as a catalyst, indicated by the arrow pointing toward the product.**Instructions:** 1. Complete the reaction by predicting the product.2. Illustrate the reaction mechanism step-by-step, detailing how the reactants interact.3. Identify the specific name of the reaction (likely an esterification process).4. Discuss whether the reaction can be carried out under basic catalytic conditions.

When primary alcohol is treated with a carboxylic acid in the presence of sulphur acid a compound is formed. This compound has a sweet smell. The compound obtained is called ester. The chemical reaction occurring in the formation of the ester is known as an esterification reaction.Write the reaction. This is esterification reaction.