Practice q # 66. For this following reaction, why is it necessary to add an acid as a second step?1.NaOEt, EtOHhoenOEt2. H3O++EtOOEt +To answer this question, complete the reaction below and determine the direction of theequilibrium. Justify your answer.OEtFoEt

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6. For this following reaction, why is it necessary to add an acid as a second step? O 1.NaOEt, EtOH H. L OEt teg EtO 2. H30* OEt To answer this question, complete the reaction below and determine the direction of the equilibrium. Justify your answer. OEt + PoEt

6. For this following reaction, why is it necessary to add an acid as a second step? O 1.NaOEt, EtOH H. L OEt teg EtO 2. H30* OEt To answer this question, complete the reaction below and determine the direction of the equilibrium. Justify your answer. OEt + PoEt

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6. For this following reaction, why is it necessary to add an acid as a second step?
1.NaOEt, EtOH
hoen
OEt
2. H3O+
+
EtO
OEt +
To answer this question, complete the reaction below and determine the direction of the
equilibrium. Justify your answer.
OEt
FoEt

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