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A mechanism is to be proposed for the given reaction under conditions that favor an
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In the second step, the nucleophile uses a lone pair on an atom like O to form a bond with the carbocation. If the incoming nucleophile is an uncharged specie like water or alcohol, a final deprotonation step involving any base present in the reaction mixture is necessary for the formation of the final product.
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