5. Draw the mechanism for the following proton transfer reaction. Be sure your mechanism includes all mechanism arrows, lone pairs, and formal charges. Also supply a free energy diagram. On the diagram, label the transition state, AG, and AG rxn- NH OH NH₂ 1 1 - 1 L

5. Draw the mechanism for the following proton transfer reaction. Be sure your mechanism includes all mechanism arrows, lone pairs, and formal charges. Also supply a free energy diagram. On the diagram, label the transition state, AG, and AG rxn- NH OH NH₂ 1 1 - 1 L

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5. Draw the mechanism for the following proton transfer reaction. Be sure your mechanism includes all
mechanism arrows, lone pairs, and formal charges. Also supply a free energy diagram. On the diagram, label
the transition state, AG, and AG
rxn-
NH
OH
NH₂
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