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A ketone is added to acidic water (i.e., water that has some HCl added to it), and, to some extent, a hydrate is formed. What are the mechanistic steps for this reaction? To answer, use the following numbering scheme: 1-pt., 2 Nu attack, 3-Loss of L, 4 = SN2, 5-no reaction. For example, if you felt that two proton transfers were followed by loss of a leaving group, you would write: 1,1,3 or 1, 1, 3 A secondary imine is added to acidic water (i.e., water that has some HCI added to it). What are the mechanistic steps for the reaction that would occur (i.e., hydrolysis of the secondary imine)? To answer, use the following numbering scheme: 1- p.t., 2 Nu attack, 3-Loss of L, 4 SN2, 5- no reaction. For example, if you felt that two proton transfers were followed by loss of a leaving group, you would write: 1,1,3 or 1, 1, 3 An acetal is added to basic water (i.e., water that has some NaOH or KOH added to it). What are the mechanistic steps for the reaction that would occur? To answer, use the following numbering scheme: 1-p.t., 2 - Nu attack, 3-Loss of L, 4SN2,5-no reaction. For example, if you felt that two proton transfers were followed by loss of a leaving group, you would write: 1,1,3 or 1, 1, 3.

Answer 1

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