Write suitable detailed mechanisms to account for the formation of the products in the following reactions, with arrows and proper stochiometry. Show all intermediates and any by products that are formed in these reactions.

Write suitable detailed mechanisms to account for the formation of the products in the following reactions, with arrows and proper stochiometry. Show all intermediates and any by products that are formed in these reactions.

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Chapter16: Acids And Bases

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