3. The following reaction is discussed in a later chapter of the textbook. It consists of four mechanistic steps. For each step (A-D), a. Draw in all implied lone pairs. b. Draw the appropriate curved arrows to show the bonds formation and bond breaking that occur. A B C D HH HH ΘΗ H ΘῊ HH + CH3 нон -CH3 H - t. ΘΗ + CH3 + H = CH3 O H HH = H-O-H HH H CH3 HH + CH3 CH3 O-H CH3 HOH

3. The following reaction is discussed in a later chapter of the textbook. It consists of four mechanistic steps. For each step (A-D), a. Draw in all implied lone pairs. b. Draw the appropriate curved arrows to show the bonds formation and bond breaking that occur. A B C D HH HH ΘΗ H ΘῊ HH + CH3 нон -CH3 H - t. ΘΗ + CH3 + H = CH3 O H HH = H-O-H HH H CH3 HH + CH3 CH3 O-H CH3 HOH

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Chapter4: Polar Bonds, Polar Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 29E

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