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Please, could you use this reaction steps below to explain to me step by step what happens in each step of the reactions above by identifying what each arrow signifies, which one acts a nucleophiles, leaving groups and electrophiles. I am interested in learning the organic chemistry terminology interpretation of whats going on in each step. Thanks
OHཏཾ HzN། =Vv+ H+ HzN། H20 HzN། NH ། ཨ ་ ་དང་། ལ་ ༡ པའི་ནང་ བར་ དང་ ། OH དOE OH HzNངL _OHH R NH དང་། + S HAN། YMOH H+ OHN། ་
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OL wt qua Acid Base non viene Meo (nucleophile) N T Electrophile proton front Exchange on non L I NM (Nucleophite on - nontonplease rate the answer

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