1.Draw a complete and reasonable mechanism for the following reaction along the way to predicting the product. a. Draw a reaction coordinate diagram for the mechanism you drew above being sure to label the axes, reactants, products, intermediates and the RDS (you can ignore the workup step in your diagram). b. Is the product favored? Explain using the mechanism/reaction coordinate diagram. NH 1. КОН, H2O 2. HCI, H₂O

1.Draw a complete and reasonable mechanism for the following reaction along the way to predicting the product. a. Draw a reaction coordinate diagram for the mechanism you drew above being sure to label the axes, reactants, products, intermediates and the RDS (you can ignore the workup step in your diagram). b. Is the product favored? Explain using the mechanism/reaction coordinate diagram. NH 1. КОН, H2O 2. HCI, H₂O

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SectionU5.12: Over The Hill: Reversing Reactions

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