Cyclohexanone reacts with hydroxylamine hydrochloride (NH2OH HCl) to give the oximeproduct, which upon reaction with sulfuric acid gives the 7-member cyclic amide calledcaprolactam as the major product.a. Draw both of these reactions.b. Draw mechanisms that account for the formation of the oxime and the cyclic amide. For fullcredit, you must use the curved arrow notation to show all bond making and bond breaking.You must also show all reactive intermediates.

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