Draw the complete mechanism of the enol-to-keto tautomerization under basic conditions. Include all lone pairs and formal charges. Be sure to complete all four boxes, with both compounds included in each box. Draw the compounds, add lone pair electrons, formal charges, and mechanism arrows.

Draw the complete mechanism of the enol-to-keto tautomerization under basic conditions. Include all lone pairs and formal charges. Be sure to complete all four boxes, with both compounds included in each box. Draw the compounds, add lone pair electrons, formal charges, and mechanism arrows.

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basic conditions. Include all lone pairs and formal charges. Be sure to complete
all four boxes, with both compounds included in each box.
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