a. Give a curved arrow mechanism for the following mechanism. Where appropriate, label the Lewis acid and Lewis base in each step, and whether they are also Bronsted acids and bases. b. Draw a reaction energy diagram for the diagram abow indicate the rate step and its activation energy, indicate the position of the transition states, and draw structures for all transition states.

a. Give a curved arrow mechanism for the following mechanism. Where appropriate, label the Lewis acid and Lewis base in each step, and whether they are also Bronsted acids and bases. b. Draw a reaction energy diagram for the diagram abow indicate the rate step and its activation energy, indicate the position of the transition states, and draw structures for all transition states.

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Chapter2: Matter

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