Tutorial demonstrates arrow pushing for carboxylic acids in organic chemistry, highlighting learning techniques.
Arrow pushing (why never pulling?) is a technique learnt by all students of organic chemistry (inorganic chemistry seems exempt!). The rules are easily learnt (supposedly) and it can be used across a broad spectrum of mechanism.
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