The esterification reaction is a five-step reaction. Draw the curly arrow mechanism for the first two...
- The esterification reaction is a five-step reaction. Draw the curly arrow mechanism for the first two steps of this reaction. The steps of the reaction are listed below:
Step 1: Acetic acid is protonated by H2SO4.
Step 2: The hydroxyl group of the alcohol attacks acetic acid.
Step 3: Tautomerism (will be explained in class next semester).
Step 4: Water is a good leaving group
Step 5: 5% sodium bicarbonate deprotonates the ester to yield the final product.
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group to a good leaving group. Do not delete any pre-drawn
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