3.Write detailed electron-pushing mechanisms that explain the following observations.The labeling of acetone with "O is catalyzed by acid.a.H3CH;Cb. The following reaction occurs rapidly at pH = 5 (mild acid) but fails at pH = 1 (strong acid).N 2NH 20aqueous solution4. Give IUPAC names for the following.HPhOH

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3. Write detailed electron-pushing mechanisms that explain the following observations. The labeling of acetone with "O is catalyzed by acid. a. H;C H;C b. The following reaction occurs rapidly at pH = 5 (mild acid) but fails at pH = 1 (strong acid). N H 20 aqueous solution 4. Give IUPAC names for the following. H Ph OH

3. Write detailed electron-pushing mechanisms that explain the following observations. The labeling of acetone with "O is catalyzed by acid. a. H;C H;C b. The following reaction occurs rapidly at pH = 5 (mild acid) but fails at pH = 1 (strong acid). N H 20 aqueous solution 4. Give IUPAC names for the following. H Ph OH

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Chapter20: Acidity And Pka Of Phenols

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