eXHydrolysis is definedas:1.when an esterreacts with water toproduce a carboxylicacid and an alcohol.2.when a methylpropanoate forexample reacts withwater and producespropanoic acid and amethanol3.When water breaks propanoate forexample reacts withwater and producespropanoic acid and amethanol3.When water breaksdown in a chemicalreaction4. All of the above

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Hydrolysis is defined as: 1.when an ester reacts with water to produce a carboxylic acid and an alcohol. 2.when a methyl propanoate for example reacts with water and produces propanoic acid and a methanol

Hydrolysis is defined as: 1.when an ester reacts with water to produce a carboxylic acid and an alcohol. 2.when a methyl propanoate for example reacts with water and produces propanoic acid and a methanol

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X
Hydrolysis is defined
as:
1.when an ester
reacts with water to
produce a carboxylic
acid and an alcohol.
2.when a methyl
propanoate for
example reacts with
water and produces
propanoic acid and a
methanol
3.When water breaks

propanoate for
example reacts with
water and produces
propanoic acid and a
methanol
3.When water breaks
down in a chemical
reaction
4. All of the above

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