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Q2. Complete the following base hydrolysis reaction of ester. (1) NaOH (2) (H3O*) Q3. Write down the base (KOH) catalyzed ester hydrolysis mechanism of the following reaction. on HO. HO

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Q2. Complete the following base hydrolysis reaction of ester.
(1) NaOH
(2) (H3O*)
Q3. Write down the base (KOH) catalyzed ester hydrolysis mechanism of the following
reaction.
on
HO.
HO

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