Give one possibility for the mystery reactant R in this organic reaction:CH3R+ H2OCH3 CH2C-CH-CH2-CH3OH CH3Specifically, in the drawing area below draw the condensed structure of what R might be. There may be more than one reasonable answer.Click anywhere to draw the firstatom of your structure.☑: ☐ك

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