i just want an answer in #6 4.(4a)+ NaHCO,- H2O +(4b)_5. CH;COOH +CH;CH2OCOCH3+ H2O-COCH36.(6a)(6b) -+ H2O

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4. (4a) + NaHCO, + H2O + (4b). 5. CH,COOH + CH;CH2OCOCH3 + H2O -COCH3 6. (6a) (6b) + H2O

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Acid Base Titration

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i just want an answer in #6

4.
(4a)
+ NaHCO,
- H2O +
(4b)_
5. CH;COOH +
CH;CH2OCOCH3
+ H2O
-COCH3
6.
(6a)
(6b) -
+ H2O

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