2- In the reference provided above, according to (Scheme 1.Hydrogenation cycle), The first step in this cycle is (the type ofreaction ).....NMede-aHSi...N-Co-Si Me + H₂N-CO-HMeNNote: give attention to the two products formedOA.protonation reactionOB. hydrogenation reactionOC. substitution reaction (o-metathesis)+Me"MeMe

identifying the type of reaction

2- In the reference provided above, according to (Scheme 1. Hydrogenation cycle), The first step in this cycle is (the type of reaction )..... N H Me N-Co-Si Me + H₂ N-Co-H Si... Me IN EN Note: give attention to the two products formed O A. protonation reaction OB. hydrogenation reaction OC. substitution reaction (o-metathesis) + Me "Me Me

2- In the reference provided above, according to (Scheme 1. Hydrogenation cycle), The first step in this cycle is (the type of reaction )..... N H Me N-Co-Si Me + H₂ N-Co-H Si... Me IN EN Note: give attention to the two products formed O A. protonation reaction OB. hydrogenation reaction OC. substitution reaction (o-metathesis) + Me "Me Me

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Author:Andrei Straumanis

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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