Mechanism: A reaction mechanism for the following reaction is shown below. H* CEN CEN: N-H || -C-OH H₂O, H* Step 1 .. t Step 3 N-H || C-OH + -CEN-H H₂O 5(emsa or Step2 C=N-H + H-O-H a) The overall reaction is an example of b) Step 1 is c) Step 3 is d) Draw in the curved arrows for each step. e) Identify the nucleophiles and electrophiles where appropriate. f) Fill in the reaction energy diagram. + -C=N-H H₂O: rate determining step E↑ reaction progress → edi

Mechanism: A reaction mechanism for the following reaction is shown below. H* CEN CEN: N-H || -C-OH H₂O, H* Step 1 .. t Step 3 N-H || C-OH + -CEN-H H₂O 5(emsa or Step2 C=N-H + H-O-H a) The overall reaction is an example of b) Step 1 is c) Step 3 is d) Draw in the curved arrows for each step. e) Identify the nucleophiles and electrophiles where appropriate. f) Fill in the reaction energy diagram. + -C=N-H H₂O: rate determining step E↑ reaction progress → edi

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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