Complete the mechanism for the following reaction of acetone dissolved in dry ethanol bubbled with HCl(g)...
Complete the mechanism for the following reaction of acetone
dissolved in dry ethanol bubbled with HCl(g) by adding any missing
atoms, bonds, charges, nonbonding electrons and curved arrows.
Select the name that best describes the final product. and Select
the choice that best describes the product formed in the reaction
(1 gem-diol, 2 gem-diol, hemicetal or acetal)
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