Given the transition state diagram(s) below, identify the mechanism(s) of catalysis. Mg2+ H-N(CH₂) OH H -00 H -= N(0²4) ² -P=0 H-C-H HO -H -HO- OH-O H- -O-H- CH₂OH H₂C H-C-H HO H LN(CH2) H HOH (H₂CN HOH CH₂OH 0 0 H₂C.

Given the transition state diagram(s) below, identify the mechanism(s) of catalysis. Mg2+ H-N(CH₂) OH H -00 H -= N(0²4) ² -P=0 H-C-H HO -H -HO- OH-O H- -O-H- CH₂OH H₂C H-C-H HO H LN(CH2) H HOH (H₂CN HOH CH₂OH 0 0 H₂C.

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Given the transition state diagram(s) below,
identify the mechanism(s) of catalysis.
Mg2+
Mg2+
H
OH
H-C-H
HOH
H
H
- (M₂C)N=
H
H-C-H
HO -H
H-
HO -H
OH-O
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H-N(CH₂)
CH₂OH
H
H₂C
H
H
LN (CH2)
H
OH
HOH:N (0³H)²
CH₂OH
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