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Observe the esterification mechanisms for primary and tertiary alcohols.
Type.1

Mechanism

Type. 2

Mechanism


  1. (X) is optically active while (Y) is optically inactive    
  2. Both (X) and (Y) are optically active    
  3. Both (X) and (Y) are optically inactive    
  4. (X) is optically inactive while (Y) is optically active    

The correct answer is: (X) is optically active while (Y) is optically inactive


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