Ester Formation Reaction: Electron Pushing Analysis

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The forum discussion centers on a reaction mechanism for ester formation, specifically focusing on electron pushing analysis. The original poster shared their work but faced criticism for using an external link instead of uploading directly to the forum. Participants emphasized the importance of accessibility in sharing scientific work, suggesting that visual aids like images could enhance understanding without requiring additional software installations.

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Homework Statement
Identify the major product.
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Hello all!

I wrote a reaction mechanism for a sequence that forms an ester. Here is a link to my work:

<Link deleted. See attachment.>

<Moderator's note: please upload all material to PF instead of using external servers.>

Do you agree with my answer?

Thanks for your help!
 

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Sorry, but I’m not going to download and install a program just to view your work. Why not just snap a pic of your effort and post it?
 

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