- Answer the following questions. 2 H20 H30* CI- CI HO, a. Complete the mechanism below with the missing structure and arrows. Identify any acids, bases, electrophiles and nucleophiles. + H20 .H H20 CI + H3O* HO.

- Answer the following questions. 2 H20 H30* CI- CI HO, a. Complete the mechanism below with the missing structure and arrows. Identify any acids, bases, electrophiles and nucleophiles. + H20 .H H20 CI + H3O* HO.

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