Which mechanism best portrays a nucleophile attacking a ketone in protic conditions (some source of protons is present). In this example the protic condition is an acid added in the second step. R and R' indicate alkyl groups. A R B с 0 C-B-F R D R R 0 R 'R' 'R' R' Nu 'R' Nu Nu R Nu Nu Nu Nu 'R' R' 'R' Nu H₂00 H300 'R' H30Ⓒ R R 0-Nu •w=f=t R R H OH R OH 'R' Nu 'R' -Nu Nu 'R' H R'

Which mechanism best portrays a nucleophile attacking a ketone in protic conditions (some source of protons is present). In this example the protic condition is an acid added in the second step. R and R' indicate alkyl groups. A R B с 0 C-B-F R D R R 0 R 'R' 'R' R' Nu 'R' Nu Nu R Nu Nu Nu Nu 'R' R' 'R' Nu H₂00 H300 'R' H30Ⓒ R R 0-Nu •w=f=t R R H OH R OH 'R' Nu 'R' -Nu Nu 'R' H R'

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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