Shown below is a two-step mechanism beginning with nucleophilic attack of water, and subsequent deprotonation with a base. Draw the arrows for the mechanism for both step 1 and step 2 and draw the intermediate product of in the box.

Shown below is a two-step mechanism beginning with nucleophilic attack of water, and subsequent deprotonation with a base. Draw the arrows for the mechanism for both step 1 and step 2 and draw the intermediate product of in the box.

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Shown below is a two-step mechanism beginning with nucleophilic attack of water, and subsequent deprotonation with
a base. Draw the arrows for the mechanism for both step 1 and step 2 and draw the intermediate product of in the box.
HH
H-O
OH
H₂O
B

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