PROBLEMS: Show the mechanism for the reaction that takes place when you mix hydroxide (OH) with each of the following compounds (remember that you need to look for the most acidic proton in each case). 3.41 CH3SH 3.42 3.43
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In this case, the acidic proton is the hydrogen atom bonded to the sulfur atom. Now, let's show the mechanism for the reaction between hydroxide (OH-) and CH3SH. Show more…
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