1. Which of the following is an intermediate in the mechanism of hydrolysis of the ester shown below?
all of the above
2. How does a base catalyst increase the rate of reaction?
by removing an electron from the reactant |
by donating a proton to a reactant |
by donating an electron to a reactant |
by removing a proton from the reactant |
None of the above |
3. How does a metal catalyst increase the rate of reaction?
The metal ions coordinate with the atoms that have lone-pair electrons. |
By removing a proton from the reactant. |
By donating a proton to a reactant. |
None of the above. |
1. Which of the following is an intermediate in the mechanism of hydrolysis of the ester...
Complete the electron-pushing mechanism for the following
base-promoted hydrolysis of an ester. Add atoms, bonds, nonbonding
electron pairs (lone pairs), charges, and curved arrows where
indicated
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Using curved arrows, propose a mechanism for the following reaction. In addition, draw in all lone pair of electrons and positive charges that are needed. Finally, label the Lewis acid, Lewis base, nucleophile, and electrophile in each step. acid catalyst Paraldehyde(a sedative and hyptonic agent)