Below are the reaction steps in a certain polymerization process,22.which may occur by either an uncatalyzed or an acid-catalyzedpathway.0–HR-C-o–Hk1+ HAR-C+A-k20–HGroup 10–H0–Hk3R-ċ+A- + R'+o-HR—С—0—Нk40–HR-ó+A-Group 2H0–HR–Ċ–0–Hk5R-C-0–R'+ H-0 + НАA-Group 3HWrite a balanced chemical reaction for the overall process.RCOOH + HA + RCOOH2+ + A- + R'OH + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ ®RCOOH2+ + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ + RCOOR' + H2O + HA.RCOOH + R'OH 2 RCOOR'RCOOH + R'OH E RCOOR' + H20RCOOH + HA 2 RCOOH2+ + A-RCOOH + R'OH + HA E RCOOR' + H2O + HA

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Below are the reaction steps in a certain polymerization process, which may occur by either an uncatalyzed or an acid-catalyzed pathway. 0–H || R+C-0–H k1 R-ċ+ k2 + НА A- 0–H Group 1 0–H 0–H k3 A + R-o-H k4 R-Ċ+ R—С—0—н 0–H R'-ó+ A- Group 2 H 0–H R-Ć-0–H || ks R-C-0-R' + H:о + НА R-o+ A- Group 3 H Write a balanced chemical reaction for the overall process. RCOOH + HA + RCOOH2+ + A- + R'OH + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ ® RCOOH2+ + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ + RCOOR' + H2O + HA. RCOOH + R'OH RCOOR' RCOOH + R'OH ? RCOOR' + H2O RCOOH + HA E RCOOH2+ + A- RCOOH + R'OH + HA 2 RCOOR' + H2O + HA

Below are the reaction steps in a certain polymerization process, which may occur by either an uncatalyzed or an acid-catalyzed pathway. 0–H || R+C-0–H k1 R-ċ+ k2 + НА A- 0–H Group 1 0–H 0–H k3 A + R-o-H k4 R-Ċ+ R—С—0—н 0–H R'-ó+ A- Group 2 H 0–H R-Ć-0–H || ks R-C-0-R' + H:о + НА R-o+ A- Group 3 H Write a balanced chemical reaction for the overall process. RCOOH + HA + RCOOH2+ + A- + R'OH + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ ® RCOOH2+ + RC(OH)2(R'OH)+ + RCOOR' + H2O + HA. RCOOH + R'OH RCOOR' RCOOH + R'OH ? RCOOR' + H2O RCOOH + HA E RCOOH2+ + A- RCOOH + R'OH + HA 2 RCOOR' + H2O + HA

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