Question 23The first step in the mechanism for the reaction shown below isO SubstitutionO DeprotonationO Nucleophilic attackO Protonation Question 24Consider the following table:CompoundSolubility at 25° c (g/10 mL)Solubility at 100°C (g/10 mL)Compound A0.0290.680Compound B0.206.67You want to purify 5 g of Compound A that has been contaminated with 5 g of Compound B.What is the minimum amount of solvent needed (mL) to get pure compound A? Just give the number in zero decimal place and don't include unit (mL) in your answer.

23. So we've to determine the actual mechanism of the above reaction is going through.

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The first step in the mechanism for the reaction shown below is H E Substitution Deprotonation O Nucleophilic attack O Protonation

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