The following questions refer to the second mechanism in the activity, shown below.The steps have been lettered for reference in the questions.Sil--2t&r &OEtOEtBOEtDOEt In step C, which mechanistic step(s) is(are) taking place? Choose all that apply.Nucleophilic attackLoss of leaving groupProton transferRearrangement

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In step C, which mechanistic step(s) is(are) taking place? Choose all that apply Nucleophilic attack Loss of leaving group Proton transfer Rearrangement

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