6C3H¬B1+ OH¯→ C,H¬OH + NaBrThe rate equation for the hydrolysis of C3H,Br with sodium hydroxide is:rate = k [C3H¬B1] [OH ¯]а)Draw the structural formula of C3H¬B1. Explain your answer.b)State and show the mechanism of the reaction above.

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C,H¬Br + OH¯→ C,H¬OH + NaBr The rate equation for the hydrolysis of C3H,Br with sodium hydroxide is: rate = k [C3H¬B1] [OH¯] a) Draw the structural formula of C;H¬B.. Explain your answer. b) State and show the mechanism of the reaction above.

C,H¬Br + OH¯→ C,H¬OH + NaBr The rate equation for the hydrolysis of C3H,Br with sodium hydroxide is: rate = k [C3H¬B1] [OH¯] a) Draw the structural formula of C;H¬B.. Explain your answer. b) State and show the mechanism of the reaction above.

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