When an epoxide is placed in aqueous acid, the ring opens and a diol forms. Below is the ring opening step from that acid-catalyzed mechanism. In the first box, draw the curved electron arrow(s) on the given structure. Then draw the ring-opened structure in the next box, making sure to include all lone pairs and charges (note that you are not drawing the final diol product but the structure formed in this one step). 1st attempt See Periodic Table O See Hint Add curved arrow notation to this structure to show how the ring opens.

When an epoxide is placed in aqueous acid, the ring opens and a diol forms. Below is the ring opening step from that acid-catalyzed mechanism. In the first box, draw the curved electron arrow(s) on the given structure. Then draw the ring-opened structure in the next box, making sure to include all lone pairs and charges (note that you are not drawing the final diol product but the structure formed in this one step). 1st attempt See Periodic Table O See Hint Add curved arrow notation to this structure to show how the ring opens.

Chemistry

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