yclic amides can also undergo hydrolysis. Provide the product of the reaction below. The treatment with hydroxide is followed up with queous acid. & acid Draw the product(s) after treatment with acid. Include lone pairs and formal charges.

yclic amides can also undergo hydrolysis. Provide the product of the reaction below. The treatment with hydroxide is followed up with queous acid. & acid Draw the product(s) after treatment with acid. Include lone pairs and formal charges.

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Chapter17: Carboxylic Acids

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