So i think this is a hydrolysis of an ester, but I'm not sure. If it is, do I need to add water as a solvent? Most of the examples I have seen with an ester under basic conditions is that there is H2O written alongside the anionic base.
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Hey so my professor did this example in class and drew one of the products, but he didn't mention the leaving group product that results. I have drawn the product I think that would result from the leaving group below. I don't know if it's correct.
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