i.) Ester hydrolysis can occur in acidic or basic conditions. Predict the product AND show the mechanism for thefollowing addition/elimination reactions. Note that the first reaction is acid catalyzed and the second reaction is basedcatalyzeda.)"b.)ملNaOHH3O+c.) Explain why an acid chloride reacts in neutral conditions to form the same product as 1 and 2 above. Show themechanism for this hydrolysis reaction. WHY IS THIS REACTION NOT AN EQUILIBRIUM REACTION?CIH₂O

c)This reaction proceeds without the need for an external acid or base catalyst because water itself…

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