2) Show the two competing reaction mechanisms (SÃ1 and SÃ2) for the following reaction. OH OH A sulfonic acid: pka - 0 + Bu N CI The mechanism starts with an acid base reaction mediated by a sulfonic acid (RSO3H, pKa~ 0). Does this reagent act as a catalyst? Please explain. In addition, draw the reaction energy diagrams for both reaction mechanisms. Show activation energies, transition states, and the free energy of the reaction (delta G).

2) Show the two competing reaction mechanisms (SÃ1 and SÃ2) for the following reaction. OH OH A sulfonic acid: pka - 0 + Bu N CI The mechanism starts with an acid base reaction mediated by a sulfonic acid (RSO3H, pKa~ 0). Does this reagent act as a catalyst? Please explain. In addition, draw the reaction energy diagrams for both reaction mechanisms. Show activation energies, transition states, and the free energy of the reaction (delta G).

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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